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Online Reading Programs for Dyslexia: Your Experience?

by larry | Nov 16, 2016 | Uncategorized

Here’s the train wreck waiting to happen: On one hand, we have the Common Core curriculum, which has basically translated all learning opportunities into a “ELA / Literacy” by-product; students are asked to read more and write more than ever before....

Inconvenient Truth of Education Part II: Student Walk Outs and Selective Understanding

by larry | Nov 15, 2016 | Uncategorized

Within the context of student behavior, I have frequently commented about the “inconvenient truth” of education. When disruptive behavior is deemed “inappropriate” or a “risk to the safety or welfare of others”; we often see harsh...

An Online Parenting Program Which Speaks to the Heart: Parent Footprint

by larry | Nov 1, 2016 | Uncategorized

“Awareness is the foundation of successful parenting. At Parent Footprint, we are committed to building a community of parents empowered to raise self-aware children who are fully engaged in their own lives. Together, we will change the world!”...

Principal Talk: What’s Said AFTER They Retire Really Matters (What every parent should know)

by larry | Oct 30, 2016 | Uncategorized

“I believe your comments are disrespectful to our teachers” said the principal. … Though it may be a hard truth to swallow, most principals work for their teachers and staff, not for the parents and community they serve.  This often presents an issue...

An Autistic 16 Year Old National Merit Scholarship Finalist States “I used to believe I was stupid …”

by larry | Oct 18, 2016 | Uncategorized

“I used to believe I was stupid and could not succeed at anything. In my early elementary school years, I was diagnosed with Autism and Epilepsy (along with a host of other learning disorders), and was subsequently put in classes for learning disabled students....
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