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Covid19 Parenting How to Narrow or Close the Reading Gap
Covid19 Parenting is very difficult. While health issues are very important, we believe one can and should address the reading and related issues. In this article from the Child Mind Institute they...
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Educational Assessments That Will Make The Difference For Your Child
Understanding how your child learns and what issues they are facing is the first step to help your child. Psychological assessments are long and expensive but very valuable in order to get school...
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Improve Reading Comprehension and Math Skills Now
Now is an excellent time to improve reading comprehension and math skills because. The risks are great: The Coronavirus Learning Slide that occurred over the last 4 months may well have resulted in...
View ArticleGrade Retention or a Learning Surge
Grade Retention is a consideration that many parents are considering. This article discussed “6 Things to Consider Before Holding Uour Kid Back a grade This Year”. This comes from two experts. The...
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Reading Comprehension Problems and Behavior Issues
Reading comprehension problems will be hard to assess this year. With online schooling, addressing behavior challenges will be more challenging. Experts predicted a COVID Learning Slide. Now with...
View Article5 tips to support reading comprehension goals
Use a visual scheduler with your child (especially effective in getting them up and going in the mornings) Get a current eye exam for your child Make a commitment to read with your child x times a...
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Learning Disabilities and ADHD Mask Learning Differences
Learning Disabilities and ADHD are often confusing. AT 3D Learner, we are often asked to explain learning disabilities and ADHD to parents and students. ADHD — The Inattentive Type has been described...
View ArticleCreating BOLD Goals
We have seen many examples where the school sets goals for subskills, like phonics, but does not set goals for the most critical skill, which is reading comprehension. In our book, “The 3D Learner,...
View ArticleTraits of Visual Learners
Visual learners think in pictures—often very vivid, creative imaginations. These are often movies with a lot of action and movement. If taught to use these abilities, reading and learning for them is...
View ArticleFor Your Visual Learner, Why Waiting Is Not The Right Option
Mom was frustrated. She saw on our website that: Almost 90% of the first graders with a word identification problem will become poor readers in 4th grade Over 70 percent of the third graders with a...
View ArticleImproving Reading Comprehension and Lowering Anxiety
Improving Reading Comprehension & Lowering Anxiety The Right Mindset & Assessment Can Make The Difference Reading comprehension and anxiety issues are two common reasons why parents seek help...
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Fun Fridays – Make your own pizza
Fun Friday – Make your own pizza. When the kids were little, one of our favorite family activities was “make your own pizza” night. Everyone loved it. We loved it because the kids would get involved...
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Sequencing and Patterning
Does your child jump all over the place when telling a story? When given a particular task or activity, these students look to the end to figure out what the finished product should look like. They...
View ArticleSmall changes make a big difference: The visual schedule
Why is it so stressful for your child to get ready for school or bedtime? Are you always late for things? We’ve experienced how frustrating it can be. Our children had little sense of time and, not...
View ArticleA Covid Challenge: Parents, Remote Learning, and Neurodiversity
https://www.3dlearner.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/3D-Learner-Kids-at-Risk.mp4 Parents today are facing challenges that no one has faced. Beyond trying to keep their own heads above water, parenting...
View ArticleSmall changes make a big difference: Handling Meltdowns and Tantrums
Handling Meltdowns and Tantrums Given how smart visual learners can be, it might seem reasonable and natural to use speech, verbal cues, and discussion as the primary means to help your child process...
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Beat Third Grade Retention with the Right Interventions
Third Grade Retention is a major issue in Florida. This blog post is written specifically for Florida, but many of the points may be applicable elsewhere. We understand the law quite well. What...
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Why just catch up when you can move ahead?
Our children have experienced a substantial educational loss in this pandemic. The gap between those students who have moved forward and those whose progress was stifled is growing wider. This is...
View ArticleIs this the most important summer of your child’s academic life?
Schools and parents should be assessing where their children are academically and emotionally this summer and providing any academic and emotional support that they think might be needed to get them...
View ArticleMore learning options with the Family Empowerment Scholarship (formerly the...
The Family Empowerment Scholarship is different from other state scholarships in that it allows parents of children with special needs to personalize their child’s education by directing money toward...
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