A tutor is someone who offers one-on-one teaching to a student looking to expand their knowledge or become better in a specific subject. Tutors are as different as students are. There are some tutors who are wonderful with young children, some who relate well to teens. Tutors often have a specialty subject, one they have expertise in. Finding... Read more
Often I am asked how parents can get involved in their child's education. They might work or not have the resources to spend time volunteering or going on field trips. They are concerned because they know that when parents are involved, children do better in school. But you don't need to spend time every week at your child's school to be... Read more
Back-to-School night is one of the most important events of the entire school year. It is when you get to meet those people who will be spending long hours with your child every day. You find out what will be taught, the philosophy of the teacher, your child's schedule and the requirements of the class. If your child has a classroom... Read more
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (amended 2004) provides for certain safeguards and rights to parents. According to the Act, a parent holds all educational decision making rights of the child until:
The child reaches the age of majority - this may be different based on your state laws
Your rights to decision making in... Read more
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Posted 10/30
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My name is Quinn C. Bradlee and I have been diagnosed with dyslexia , ADD/ADHD, and VCFS. VCFS stands for Velo Cardio Facial Syndrome. It can be...
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