➡️ "I feel like I'm in 4th grade all over again!

➡️ "School didn't seem this hard when I was a kid!"

➡️ "She's learning concepts in 6th grade that I didn't learn until college!"

➡️ "How can he possibly be a successful student with everything he's up against?!"

 

We hear parents say these things all the time! So much is required of our kids in school now that it may seem like an uphill battle for any child successful in school, let alone a child with a learning or attention challenge!

 

This month, we will explore Chapter12 of At Wit's End, A Parent's Guide to Ending the Struggle, Tears and Turmoil of Learning Disabilities, by Jill Stowell.

 

We will learn what sub-skills go into reading, writing, spelling, and math and why they are such a struggle for some children.

 

Learning disabilities can "look" different in each individual and affect many different areas of functioning besides just academics (behavior, social skills, organization, etc.).

 

Join the in-person meeting to ask questions, get support, and be part of the conversation.