The “Don’t Do” List
Guest Blog by Jordan Graffis, Owner of Landmark 12 Consulting
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With senior year in full swing, many high school students are busy juggling their classes and […]
Does my child have an auditory processing disorder?
A: Auditory processing disorder (also known as central auditory processing disorder or CAPD) makes it hard for children to recognize subtle differences between sounds in words. They have normal hearing but struggle to process what […]
What are some of the early warning signs of a reading difficulty?
A: One of the myths about dyslexia, a reading learning disability, is that these children have letter reversals. While some of them may, it is not automatically a sign of a learning disability and many […]
What is the difference between bribing and rewarding my child?
Bribing and rewarding are similar in that your child is getting something for doing what you want him to do. However, bribery can include interactions in which parents promise all types of tempting rewards or […]
When is the best time for my child to take the SAT or ACT?
A: Both the SAT and ACT are administered multiple times per year (Sept through June). There are several things for parents and their students to consider: Plan on taking the test at least 2 times […]
My child guesses after the first syllable when reading
Children guess when reading when they do not have the strategies to decode multi-syllable words. ETS offers the Reading REWARDS program as an individual tutoring option where students are taught strategies to increase speed and […]