Archive for October, 2008
When should a child start learning multiplication?
rachel asked:
I’m teaching my 6 year old daughter multiplication, but I’m not sure if I should do so yet. She has already learned subtraction and addition with large numbers.
I’m teaching my 6 year old daughter multiplication, but I’m not sure if I should do so yet. She has already learned subtraction and addition with large numbers.
What are the chances of a child being born with a physical or mental learning disability?
agonyaunt86 asked:
I know that the chances of a child being born with down syndrome increase dramatically if the mother is over 35 – but what other factors can contribute to a child being born with a physical disability (cerebral palsy) or learning disability (autism)?
I know that the chances of a child being born with down syndrome increase dramatically if the mother is over 35 – but what other factors can contribute to a child being born with a physical disability (cerebral palsy) or learning disability (autism)?
i need to know if it will be a good thing and can it be done to do homeschooling for a child with learning dis
Helen K asked:
the child is in a special school and will be put on rittelin soon.is it advisible to teach a child with learning disability at home
the child is in a special school and will be put on rittelin soon.is it advisible to teach a child with learning disability at home
What kind of program is best for my child with learning disabilities?
glddstgpsy26 asked:
My son is in 5th grade, and he has been diagnosed with mild ADD (not ADHD) and a slight dyslexia. He also has trouble reading because the therapist said he never properly learned his phonics, so he has a very hard time reading and understanding what he is reading. The schools wont do much for him, and I would like to find a program that will work best for him, but how do I do that? He obviously needs to be taught differently than other students, or we need to figure out different ways for him to learn. The schools have tried many different programs for him, none of which have helped. Im talking to some specialists outside of the school district, and it will cost a pretty penny, but I want to find something that works! How can I trust that these people are going to help me find the right way to help my son, instead of looking out for their own financial benefits? How can I be sure that if I go through the specialists outside of school that I won’t be wasting more time and money?
My son is in 5th grade, and he has been diagnosed with mild ADD (not ADHD) and a slight dyslexia. He also has trouble reading because the therapist said he never properly learned his phonics, so he has a very hard time reading and understanding what he is reading. The schools wont do much for him, and I would like to find a program that will work best for him, but how do I do that? He obviously needs to be taught differently than other students, or we need to figure out different ways for him to learn. The schools have tried many different programs for him, none of which have helped. Im talking to some specialists outside of the school district, and it will cost a pretty penny, but I want to find something that works! How can I trust that these people are going to help me find the right way to help my son, instead of looking out for their own financial benefits? How can I be sure that if I go through the specialists outside of school that I won’t be wasting more time and money?
How can I get financial help for my child to get help at an after school learning center?
fleefee asked:
My child has a learning disability but is not recieving the help he needs in public school. He has had several assessments at different learning centers and have been guaranteed improvement if he attends their program. However; the cost is $5,000 or more. Are there ways to afford this program for my child?
My child has a learning disability but is not recieving the help he needs in public school. He has had several assessments at different learning centers and have been guaranteed improvement if he attends their program. However; the cost is $5,000 or more. Are there ways to afford this program for my child?