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Crush Your Back to School Supplies Shopping

September 17, 2025

If you have a child who learns differently, the transition back to school can...

Study Smarter not Harder: Leveraging Bloom’s Taxonomy

January 22, 2025

By: Dr. Meghan Benavides

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November 25, 2024

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Is Summer a Vacation from Learning?

November 8, 2024

Is Summer a Vacation from Learning? Is Summer a Vacation from Learning?

50 Ways To Use CHATGPT Without Cheating

November 8, 2024

50 Ways To USe CHATGPT Without Cheating I’ve spoken before about the benefits...

A teacher reviewing the pros and cons of kids using ChatGPT for learning, with focus on educational value and potential challenges.

Should I Let My Kid Use ChatGPT?: A Teacher and Educational Expert’s Perspective

November 7, 2024

When ChatGPT first came out, I was clear on my stance: absolutely, under no...

A person analyzing the limitations of AI in education, showing the difference between human intelligence and artificial intelligence.

Artificial Unintelligence

November 7, 2024

A child enjoying summer reading with different options like audiobooks, graphic novels, or traditional books to develop a love of reading.

Summer Reading: The Breakdown

November 7, 2024

We need to accept that for some students, reading is an oasis of joy and...

A child learning life skills like cooking, managing finances, and organizing, developing independence during summer break for future success.

Summer Life Skill Development

November 7, 2024

A student navigating pandemic learning loss with the support of a tutor, focusing on filling in math and reading gaps to heal educational setbacks.

Why Are They Still Behind? Pandemic Learning Loss, An Unhealed Wound

November 7, 2024

The pandemic meant a lot of different things for a lot of different people....

Back-to-school shopping with a focus on function over fashion, highlighting practical supplies like pens, pencils, and folders for students with executive functioning challenges.

Crush Your Back to School Supplies Shopping

November 7, 2024

A clutter-free homework space with essential supplies like pencils, notebooks, and study tools, designed to help students stay organized and focused.

Home Supplies vs. School Supplies

November 7, 2024

Your student has come home and wants to start doing their homework…except they...

A student highlighter over a college syllabus, marking important information like citation styles, textbooks, office hours, and assignment due dates for success.

College Syllabus Scavenger Hunt: Set Yourself Up for Success

November 7, 2024

In college, the first week of classes is syllabus week. While not a...

Parent attending an IEP meeting, advocating for their child's educational needs with respect and understanding.

Don’t Go to the IEP Meeting During Your Lunch Break: Advice from a Teacher

November 7, 2024

Having attended hundreds of IEP meetings in my career, I’m here to help...

Getting Started with Undergraduate Research: Writing Strategies for Students with Learning Differences

November 7, 2024

Regardless of major, the ability to distinguish research from opinion from...

Helping Others with Neurodivergent Strengths: "A diverse group of young students engaged in creative work, each focused and thriving in their unique way, representing the diversity and strength in neurodivergence OCD, neurodivergence, mental health awareness, superpower, coping with disability, systems thinking, embracing challenges, overcoming stigma, neurodivergent strengths

OCD: The Monster and Superpower

November 7, 2024

Many are understandably frustrated with how disability affects their life. How...

Classroom accommodations for students with ADHD, including sentence starters and movement breaks

Accommodating ADHD in the Classroom

November 7, 2024

Conversations about accommodating ADHD often start and stop at medication....

Get Your Stuff Together, Neurodivergence and Organization

January 17, 2024

Have you ever helped your student clean out their backpack to find it is a...

How Your Child’s Teacher Wants You To Read Their Report Card

December 21, 2023

Six Tips for Using Your Child's Report Card to Foster a Growth Mindset When I...

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BES Blog

Crush Your Back to School Supplies Shopping

Study Smarter not Harder: Leveraging Bloom’s Taxonomy

Masking

Is Summer a Vacation from Learning?

50 Ways To Use CHATGPT Without Cheating

Should I Let My Kid Use ChatGPT?: A Teacher and Educational Expert’s Perspective

Artificial Unintelligence

Summer Reading: The Breakdown

Summer Life Skill Development

Why Are They Still Behind? Pandemic Learning Loss, An Unhealed Wound

Crush Your Back to School Supplies Shopping

Home Supplies vs. School Supplies

College Syllabus Scavenger Hunt: Set Yourself Up for Success

Don’t Go to the IEP Meeting During Your Lunch Break: Advice from a Teacher

Getting Started with Undergraduate Research: Writing Strategies for Students with Learning Differences

OCD: The Monster and Superpower

Accommodating ADHD in the Classroom

Get Your Stuff Together, Neurodivergence and Organization

How Your Child’s Teacher Wants You To Read Their Report Card

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