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Dyscalculia is a specific math learning disability that affects roughly 5 to 7 percent of students. It is distinct from ordinary math struggle and responds well to evidence-based, multisensory teaching. A parent’s guide to spotting the signs and finding effective support.

Twice-exceptional (2e) children are gifted learners with co-occurring learning differences like dyslexia, ADHD, or dysgraphia. Their strengths can hide their challenges, which is why so many 2e kids are identified late. Here is what to look for and what real support actually looks like.

More than two-thirds of children with dyslexia also struggle with executive functioning challenges like working memory, planning, and inhibitory control -- and those struggles often explain the homework battles, the lost assignments, and the meltdowns that reading support alone cannot fix. This post breaks down the research, explains what the overlap looks like at home and school, and offers practical strategies for parents navigating both at once.

ADHD is not a lack of effort. It is rooted in measurable differences in brain chemistry and development. A recent ADDitude webinar by Gregory Mattingly, M.D., breaks down the neurotransmitters behind focus, motivation, and impulse control, and what they mean for families navigating ADHD.

A practical guide for Maryland parents: what credentials to look for, questions to ask, red flags to avoid, and what effective dyslexia tutoring actually looks like.

Both methods are gold standards in dyslexia tutoring, but they work differently. Learn which approach may be the best fit for your child.

Dyslexia affects roughly one in five children. Learn the warning signs by age group and when to seek professional support.

Learn more about an upcoming workshop on ADHD, presented by Jake Ferentz.

Learn more about "summer slide" and what you can do to help your student thrive.

Learn more about Jennifer Wheat's recent interview on Good Morning Frederick!