For many, this year’s summer vacation from school got off to a very early start. Thousands of children were dismissed from the traditional classroom in mid-March due to the coronavirus. Although many … read more

During this very strange and anxiety-provoking time, we find ourselves constantly thinking of our students and how to best help them. Marguerite, a veteran teacher, has a bag of tricks up her sleeve t … read more

“I’m sorry, we just don’t see it in school.” “Whatever is happening at home, it is not affecting her education.” “He has lots of friends and is happy in class.” Receiving positive feedback from teache … read more

As teachers, we can sometimes get carried away by the desire to help our struggling readers. We may try to ease their struggle by helping them a little too much or by even just giving them the answer … read more

This month, the education world has been abuzz with the appointment of a new Secretary of Education.  As a Certified Dyslexia Specialist, I am often asked about my views on current education topics.  … read more

Hi everyone, Sorry about missing Monday’s Spelling School. I just got LASIK and didn’t want to scare you away with my red ringed eyes … read more