Why Your Child Struggles to Read and What You can Do
Struggling to read is common. About 20% of the population have some trouble reading. Since reading is so important, difficulties cause trouble with academic progress in every subject at school….
The Orton-Gillingham Approach and Class In Session
With technology today, reading may seem less important. In fact, it is more critical than ever. That’s why Class In Session uses the Orton Gillingham Approach to work one-on-one with…
ADD/ADHD Why Tutoring Support is Beneficial
Children with ADD/ADHD require learning programs specifically designed for them. That’s why schools implement Individualized Educational Plans. There are some aspects of an educational plan for children with ADD/ADHD that…
What are Psychoeducational Assessments? Does my child need one?
Children struggle with school sometimes. Algebra, conjunctions, fractions or learning to read. We all dealt with something when we went to school. So, how can you tell if your child…
Student Success – The Keys to Executive Function
Executive function challenges show up as problems with planning, organizing, flexible thinking, working memory and self-regulating/self-control. These are a key set of mental skills for learning. Children who struggle with…
Your Child with Dyslexia: Questions to Ask Your Child’s Class in Session Instructor at Milestones
It is vital to ask your CIS instructor about the progress your child with dyslexia is making at each milestone and term. The right questions, at the right time…
Increase Focus and Concentration with a Learning Disability Diagnosis
How To Help Your Child Increase Focus and Concentration Students at every grade level have trouble concentrating or staying focused sometimes. Children with learning disabilities find it even more difficult….