The month of February is a good time to take stock of student achievement.

Assessing adaptive behavior is a valuable way to help form a meaningful educational program for children with disabilities.

Prior Written Notice is a very important safeguard and extremely useful in helping the IEP team make appropriate decisions regarding special education services and supports.

Visual processing problems can impact a student’s learning, but there are many strategies and therapies that can help.

When students come to school each day well- rested, well- nourished and well- loved, it markedly increases the chances that a teacher’s big job will result in a child's educational paycheck: bona-fide learning.

In light of the spirit of gratefulness that this holiday seasons brings, inspirational and interesting quotes on teaching, learning, and hope seemed right for this week’s posting.

Although recognizing that a child may be struggling with developmental milestones is a difficult realization, responding with early screening, assessment and intervention is critical.

For children who have executive functioning challenges, or other neuro processing problems, a great deal of what they are expected to do during their school day can be overwhelming.

Over the years, the phenomenon of self-fulfilling prophecy has matured into a concept known as expectancy effects.

For a child who has special needs, Halloween can present opportunities both for fun and for frustration.