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Reading SOS: My child with severe dyslexia has a complex IEP. How can I help her? Literacy expert DeJunne’ Clark Jackson reminds parents to ask lots of questions at IEP meetings.
Reading SOS: What can I do when my child gets frustrated with technology? Chelsey Short provides practical and easy tips for helping your child successfully navigate technology at home.
Montrose School, K-6: Meeting the Needs of the Whole Child Montrose School is a K-6 school with an enrollment of approximately 190 students, 70 having identified special learning needs.
Matching books to reading level and emotional level Teachers should provide a balanced mix of reading material that matches a student’s reading level, interest level, and emotional level.
