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Larry B. Silver, M.D., Ruth B. Spodak, Ph.D.

What Do You Do If You Suspect That Your Child Has A Learning Disability?

Parents: Learn how to obtain a diagnosis for your child. This article walks you through the process of determining whether your child has a learning disability. Study different types of evaluations that clarify your child’s learning difficulties, what that means for your child, and what your next step should be if an LD is found.
Reading Rockets

When to Call Your Child's Teacher

Some parents are reluctant to contact their child’s teacher. Don’t be! A quick conversation or email exchange can solve simple misunderstandings, or make it clear that a longer, more formal conversation is needed. Here are three situations where parent contact is appropriate and even encouraged.

Boy leaning over book and using finger to read along
Anne Svensen

When Kids Hate to Read

Children who aren’t motivated to read can benefit from support at home. Learn what parents can do to make reading a more enjoyable experience for struggling readers in this interview with Dr. Marie Carbo.

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