School and Learning

Discover some excellent special-education resources for working with teens.

Find advice on what to do when your child has an IEP but has not been receiving mandated special-education services.

Many scholarships are awarded based on how well-rounded a student is in all aspects of his life.

For the gifted group identified as having "Multiple Exceptionalities," there should be a special-education plan in place.

There are many opportunities available for the young adult with learning disabilities who would like to pursue studies beyond high school.

A mother expresses her concerns about her child's desire to switch schools.

A child who has reading comprehension difficulties won't find much pleasure in reading on his own.

When there is a family history of dyslexia, a child who is experiencing difficulties in school should probably be evaluated.

Here are some ways you can help your child slow down.

Illegible writing is a common problem for young, gifted boys. Here's what a concerned parent should do.

With an underperforming child, family and school need to work as a team. Here's how to do it.

An expert stresses the importance of keeping high achievers balanced and able to enjoy themselves.

Contact the Home Education Advisory Service for general homeschool information in England. There is also a website with links to support groups.

The Florida Parent Educators Association has a very comprehensive listing of all the requirements for Florida homeschoolers.

These resources provide information on tracking a homeschooler's grades and accomplishments to use for college requirements.

Read our top ten homework help strategies to improve your child's math performance.

There is widespread acceptance of homeschooled students in colleges today.

A prepackaged curriculum is the easiest choice for parents who are new to homeschooling. Many experienced homeschoolers slowly begin the shift toward creating their own curriculum.