7 Strategies for Tackling Math Word Problems

Math word problems place heavy cognitive demands on students, requiring strong working memory, reading comprehension, and a solid grasp of foundational math concepts. This can be overwhelming for many students. The good news is there are simple and effective ways to support your student in building confidence with math word problems. Here are a few strategies to try.

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Helping Your Child Succeed—Even Without School Testing

School testing

Schools might refuse testing because the child is doing “well enough” academically despite immense effort. Private neuropsychological testing is often unaffordable. So, what do you do in this diagnostic limbo? The good news is, you don’t need a formal label to make a profound impact. Here’s how you can empower your child to thrive.

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Art and Creativity in Educational Therapy

Art in Educational Therapy

Getting the first “yes” from a student can be the hardest part of a session. Without buy-in, no real work can begin. When met with resistance, Educational Therapists draw on research-based strategies—especially the growing evidence from art therapy and neuroscience that shows how the arts support well-being and learning.

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Supporting a Late Dyslexia Diagnosis

a high schooler with late dyslexia diagnosis

In this article, we’ll explore the key signs that your teen may be struggling in school, what types of support they might need, and how you can take action to ensure they get the help they need to be successful in high school, college, and beyond.

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