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Getting what we want and not getting what we want are both conditions for growth. Life is neither good nor bad. It’s just that we are...

How often have I expressed a thought or feeling and realized my remark offended someone? Often my delivery rather than the actual message...

Teachers of children with dyslexia take many additional educational hours. Academic Language Therapy (ALT) provides the most extensive...

In an imperfect world, public education often becomes the target of complaints about the entire state of education. Although I realize...

No one can tell you what you should believe about God. You have to dig that out for yourself. Your minister can share his or her beliefs....

In a scramble to reduce educational expenses, politicians and educators must examine all possibilities. One idea, supported by Gates and...

What is Comprehension? Comprehension always involves thinking and is synonymous with understanding. Comprehension always focuses on...

One of our grandsons just completed fourth grade with pride. Good teacher, interesting assignments, successful achievement levels. All...

The picture and letter below were sent to me through email. This amazing story, told by a mother, demonstrates that the world continues...

I am grateful to Amy Campbell for this contribution. Amy is the counselor at the Rawson Saunders School for Dyslexia. Amy spends her days...