Problem solving and resolving conflict effectively is a great skill to have throughout life. In special education, whether you are experiencing conflict with teachers, parents, administrators or students, you need ... Read More

A 3 year nationwide study study involving eight school districts funded by the US Department of Education is going to review the impact of early intervention for early language, literacy ... Read More

One of the most troubling issues to deal with can be child aggression. What makes a child become aggressive? What can you do to be proactive? How do you stop ... Read More

This is a question often asked by parents of young students. Of course, it was once believed that a child who made many letter reversals probably had some type of ... Read More

I remember the first time I experienced a young student who seemed to utter in such a way that I couldn't quite make out what he was saying. I ... Read More

Children with learning disabilities benefit tremendously when encouraged to participate in language concept skills during longer school breaks. Check out these worksheets to help them learn when to use capital ... Read More

As a parent, you are your child's first and best teacher. Take a keen interest in what they are learning and where their strengths and weaknesses are. Use these checklists ... Read More

The guides here at About.com certainly know their stuff and if you're interested in special education, you've come to the right place. Whether you are a parent, teacher or person ... Read More

Tennessee is one of nine states that meets the federal standards for special education, but some parents who have children with special needs are surprised at the ranking. The inclusional ... Read More

Sometimes the boredom of a car ride can stimulate great opportunities for math and language development. I always say 'seize the moment' for learning. Here are some ideas to keep ... Read More