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No Child Left Behind and students with learning disabilities: opportunities and obstacles

Take advantage of the opportunities and overcome the obstacles of the No Child Left Behind Act.

How to help your child build reading comprehension skills

Here's what you need to know to help your child build the reading skills they need to understand what they read.

Response-to-Intervention: an emerging method for LD identification

Widespread dissatisfaction with the discrepancy method for identifying learning disabilities has spurred new ideas.

The "No Child Left Behind" act: parent advocacy briefs from NCLD

These informative brochures offer concrete advice and information to empower parents.

Transition planning for students with IEPs

Learn how this part of the IEP allows a teen in special education to outline goals that will help them achieve their post-high school plans.

IDEA 2004 Close Up: The Individualized Education Program (IEP)

If your child is in special education, you'll want to understand how the current Individuals with Disabilities Education Act impacts your child's Individualized Education Program (IEP).

Undercover math: Have your tween design their dream house

In this math activity, your child draws his bedroom to scale and creates his fantasy home.

7 steps to succeeding in middle school

Help your child feel confident and perform well in middle school.

Enrolling in kindergarten: What you need to know

As you prepare for the first day of kindergarten, you'll want to be informed well in advance about requirements for kindergarten entrance and registration.

The challenges of romance for teens with LD

Learn how and why teens with learning and attention difficulties often misunderstand the nuances of dating -- and how you can help.

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