To visualize means to create a mental image, or to imagine. As a learning strategy, visualizing helps improve a child's concept imagery, as well as their ability to retain information, follow complex directions, communicate thoughts in an organized manner, express...
Reading
March Literacy Madness: 5 Steps to Picking the Perfect Book
Literacy is an important skill that directly impacts academic and social success. Being able to read is key for success in almost all areas of life. Since March is Literacy Awareness Month, I put together a list of steps to help you find the perfect book for your...
Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center: YOUR School Choice!
Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center: YOUR School Choice! Are you looking for alternatives or extra educational support for your child? At Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center we can help. Our goal is to help all children achieve success academically,...
Reading Disorder V. Dyslexia: What Is the Difference?
In my experience, parents often confuse the terms reading disorder and dyslexia. These terms are frequently used interchangeably, despite the difference in meaning. To help ease the confusion, I have outlined the differences between the terms reading...
15 Questions You Should Be Asking At Your Parent-Teacher Conference
Worried about Parent-Teacher Conferences? Parent-Teacher conferences can seem overwhelming for parents who have children with academic challenges. As you go into the conferences, look at this as a time for you and the school to form a team approach to devise a plan...
Reading: Rate, Comprehension, Accuracy- Oh My!
With a new school year comes another round of tests. After the excitement of the first week of school dies down, you are left with reports (and possibly stress/worry) regarding your child’s reading skills and how they compare to their peers. Once you receive these...






