Word banks are a great way to teach sight words, especially for ELLs who are also working on building English vocabulary, and there are lots of ways to use word banks that are really fun for kids.

Most colleges and universities in the United States have some type of services available to students with special needs. New college students should be encouraged to seek out these services.

Dear Sheryl,

There are several activities you can do to lift the memory performance of a child. Researchers have found that using mnemonic devices can help students improve their memory skills.

Your daughter has a language-based learning disability. This means that she has difficulty using phonics when she reads and writes.

Based on the descriptions you provide, your student might have what is called a Pervasive Developmental Disorder.

Those with print disabilities primarily struggle with reading and writing in a world where much of our information is created and available on electronic devices and the Internet.

There are many testing modifications that may be available to learners. Please be aware that modifications vary among students, grade levels, specific tests, and school and state requirements.

Below are some suggestions for websites that identify the best technologies and provide access to current information on new tools.

As a rule of thumb, individuals feel comfortable in situations where they feel welcomed and valued, comfortable about taking risks, successful, respected, and free to express their opinions and des