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“Work smarter, not harder.” These are words I taught my children at a young age…though some days they come back to bite me. I’m thinking of that time they programmed a robot to mop the floors…. Highly successful students embody that statement. They have learned to work smarter, not harder, and you can, too! Cyclical … Read more
Falling Through the Cracks By the upper grades, many special needs students have developed compensation strategies that allow them to ‘get by.’ Often, in schools, these strategies allow the student to be passed to the next grade, though they may not have the basic skills necessary to perform well at this higher level. According to … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Study.com. Raise your hand if you have students in High School. Anyone? If your arm is in the air, there is a good chance that you are in the throes of college prep. These years before sending kids off to college can seem daunting at best, and downright scary … Read more