Christine, Author at Strategies for Learning

What is Dyslexic Thinking (Infographic)

“Dyslexic thinking” describes how individuals with dyslexia often approach problem-solving and learning through pattern recognition, creative thinking, spatial awareness, and strong communication skills.

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5 Tips for Connecting With Your Teenager

Connecting with your teenager is crucial for meaningful relationship-building and will positively affect their general well-being and future success.

What Assessments Does My Child Need?

There are many reasons to consider an assessment for your child, and the type of assessment will depend on various factors.

5 Multisensory Tools for Virtual Math Instruction

By integrating these multisensory tools, you can create an engaging and effective virtual math tutoring experience.

Explicit Instruction in Writing

This article explores the importance of teaching writing as a transferable skill and provides practical strategies for implementation.

How to Advocate for your Child with Dyscalculia

Navigating the educational system to advocate for a child with dyscalculia requires a proactive and informed approach.

Neurodiversity: Social Media Accounts to Follow

In today’s digital age, social media has emerged as an unexpected ally for parents navigating the complexities of neurodiversity.

How To Help a Child with Dyscalculia

Helping a child with dyscalculia requires patience as the foundation of a supportive learning environment where students can take risks, learn from mistakes, and build resilience.

5 Tips to Improve Number Sense in Children with Dyscalculia

Developing a solid grasp of number sense is vital for students, especially those facing challenges like dyscalculia. Here are 5 effective tips.

A 5-Step Writing Strategy for Kids

Introducing children to writing assignments can be challenging. Here is a 5-step writing strategy for kids you can implement at home.