Learning Styles

Being singled out can be uncomfortable for gifted children.

Find a description of the differences between the Raven's Progressive Matrices and the Cognitive Ability Test.

A gifted person might have an average IQ, but the question has a complicated answer.

Get information on how to find summer programs in Kentucky for a gifted child.

Confidence-building experiences in school and at home with family and friends help children become more outgoing.

When your child is experiencing problems in the Resource Room, there are steps you can take.

Our expert recommends an excellent spelling program.

Find out how to get help designing specific instructional goals and objectives for your child.

A teacher seeks recommended resources to help her teach a gifted child.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

IDEA and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 are two federal laws that affect how a child with disabilities is educated. Find out how they differ and which one may apply to your child.

When a child's academic skills are uneven, seek an educational assessment to determine how the school can best serve him.

The expectations in an honors curriculum may more than your child is ready for.

Children who have difficulty learning their letters despite repeated exposure to them may in fact be showing early signs of dyslexia.

Learn some tips for helping kids who have difficulty mastering math facts.

Custody questions should be addressed on an individual basis.

When children are identified as both gifted and dyslexic, it is appropriate to provide services in both areas.

A mother asks how to find classes on 504 Plans in the Solano, Sacramento county areas of California.

Different areas of development -- physical, intellectual, social, and emotional -- are often not at the same point in gifted-and-talented children.