Without your son’s age, I cannot be specific. But the behaviors you describe suggest that he might have what is called an executive function disorder.

I share your concerns. From your description, your daughter might have a learning disability. You are correct.

There are many ways that students can make use of the features available on their cell phones to benefit learning, time management, and study skills.

Finding help for your child can be difficult if you live in remote or rural areas without access to specialists. However, there is a wealth of resources available online through free websites.

Your daughter’s challenges echo those of many struggling writers, and while there are no quick and easy fixes, there are technology resources that can help.

It can be challenging for many students with disabilities to take notes while listening to teacher lectures or instruction.

Since your daughter will be using these programs over the summer, and she enjoys games, it’s a great idea to combine fun activities with learning and skill building!

The Internet has some great resources for helping students to learn science and social studies.

As more and more schools look towards integrating the iPad and iTouch into their classrooms, the range of