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Los Angeles Summer Learning

Students and how to spend the summer

A Duke University professor, Harris Cooper, found that students suffer from "summer learning loss". By comparing students' knowledge...
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10 ways to sneak in summer learning

You've seen this before - eager students with backpacks in hand, staring at the clock on the wall as it ticks along at a painful pace. And then...
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Overcoming math disabilities and math anxiety

Here’s a small sample of the kind of valuable information about overcoming math disabilities and math anxiety you’ll learn on Special...
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Summer reading, writing and math fun for special kids

Summer is a great time to encourage your special needs child’s quest for knowledge to burst free like a bird soaring to great heights!...
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LA summer camps, recreation, art, and music programs for special kids

Vista Inspire Program. Cooking, Music, Dance, Theater, Swimming, Sports & Recreation for children and teens of all abilities, fully included...
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Special Kid School Talk - Summer learning tips

Summertime is approaching which means a welcome break from school for kids. However, for many parents it can be a challenge to entertain their...
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Autism Movement Therapy: alternative approach to improve attentive behavior and language skills

Individuals with autism spectrum disorder often find it difficult to remain focused on academic tasks. Parents frequently seek help from one or...
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8 things to bring with you to a homeschooling conference

Attending a conference this summer? Don't forget to bring these key items.1. Notebook and pens. You'll hear a lot of information about education...
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Summer homeschooling conferences: Early registration ending soon

California homeschool conference season is almost here, and early registration is almost over.If you want to get the best deals for two of the...
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Parent tips; put movement into homework time

Leslie was helping her eight-year-old daughter, Belle, study for her weekly spelling test. Belle was fidgety, jumping out of her chair, running to...
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