So, you have been told that your child is qualified to receive some special services at school to help combat learning difficulties in the classroom.  You hear terms like 504, IEP, ADA, FAPE, accommodation, and modification.  If it all sounds Greek to you, it may as...

Fall is a fan favorite season for many people and for good reason. As the season known for changing leaves, warm sweaters, hot cider and pumpkin pie, what’s not to love? As adults, fall signals in a time to cuddle up with loved ones, make delicious meals for sharing,...

The brain thrives on stimulation. However, studying often means sitting quietly, rereading notes, and hoping the information sticks. For many students—especially those with executive functioning challenges—this approach can lead to boredom, fatigue, wandering...

Have you ever finished a chapter only to realize you cannot remember what you just read? This often happens when the material is lengthy, challenging, or simply not interesting to the reader. The mind begins to wander, and before long, reading becomes a passive...

Is your teen thinking about taking the SAT or ACT and wondering if they can study on their own and still get a high score?  Does the idea of high-stakes testing create anxiety for your child?  Has your teen taken the SAT or ACT and didn’t get the score that they had...

Is your teen getting ready to research colleges but needs some help getting started?  Are they feeling stressed about taking the ACT or SAT and unsure about how to prepare?  As a parent, does the college planning process seem overwhelming for your child, and you know...

When it comes to college admissions testing, schools start preparing students in the 8th grade for the SAT and ACT.  It is estimated that 2.2 million students take the SAT versus 1.8 million who take the ACT.  If you have a child who plans on attending college, we...