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School and LearningWritingBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Developing a paper topic is a tough gig. Find out how to make it easier for your child.
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School and LearningWritingBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Help your child get better grades with the five-paragraph essay approach to writing.
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School and LearningWritingBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Learn what principles you should keep in mind when thinking about writing.
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School and LearningReadingBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Increase your LD child's reading comprehension by teaching him how to be an active reader.
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School and LearningLanguage Arts
Learn what you can do to help a child who is struggling with spelling.
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School and LearningWriting
If your fourth-grader is having trouble putting more than four words together in a sentence, it's time to have a teacher conference.
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School and LearningReading
Your son's recognition and sounding-out ability are remarkable for a four-year-old. But he may not be ready to read, even though he is able to work with the cards.
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School and LearningReading
Find advice on how to improve reading comprehension using computer software and other methods.
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School and LearningMath
Kids can have a math disability called dyscalculia, but it's not a very specific or very helpful diagnosis. Here's what to do.
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School and LearningWriting
Find information about the dysfunction called dysgraphia.
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School and LearningWriting
Gifted children often have skills that are out of sync with their measured intellectual ability.
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School and LearningLanguage Arts
Learn how you can help a gifted child become a better speller.
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School and LearningWriting
A mother complains that an OT evaluation did not pick up on her child's handwriting difficulty.
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School and LearningMath
When you think your child has problems with math and the teacher disagrees, here's what to do.
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School and LearningReading
Here are exercises you can do at home to strengthen your child's oral reading skills.
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School and LearningReading
By the time a child is 12 years old, he should be able to recognize letter sounds. I suggest you have your son evaluated by a trained professional to determine how you can help him succeed.
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School and LearningReading
How do you begin to teach a 14-year-old to read, when she's reading on a 2.5 grade level?
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