Children learn and grow at different paces. While some children may benefit from traditional learning practices, others may need more help. There is no right or wrong way for a child to learn, though many parents feel unsure about what options are available for their children.

Children (and adults) can experience a wide range of disorders related to speech, hearing, and learning. Often, the names of the disorders themselves sound similar to each other: auditory processing disorder, communication/language disorder, and learning disorders.

Children who are identified as twice-exceptional students encounter unique challenges in the classroom and in life. “Twice-exceptional” means that a child is gifted (brilliant) in one or more areas but also must deal with a learning disability. Dealing with this situation can be more complicated than one might think. Often, these children experience great frustration [...]