If your child experiences reading difficulties, you’ve likely been researching the issue hoping for understanding of their learning struggle. If so, you may have become familiar with the link between auditory processing and reading. Indeed, you may already suspect that your child exhibits some level of disability in terms of auditory processing and are nowRead more
The overarching role of any teacher and parent is to help their children learn how to be life-long learners. But what if a child has trouble learning? Students in grades K-3 now are learning in areas where information and technologies are changing every month. If they are having difficulty mastering ‘the basics’ and seem unableRead more
One of the things we continue to celebrate at the Therapeutic Learning Center is the vast and barely comprehensible complexity of the human mind. In being given the opportunity to work every day with students who have learning differences, we are continually inspired by the many ways in which we are able to harness aRead more
How can I possibly know whether my kid is just goofing off or he’s having real difficulty paying attention? In a Reader’s Digest article, the author asks his son to put on his shoes. The father’s request marked the beginning of a woeful tale of a dad’s rise to total frustration and a young boy’sRead more