Based on the book Teach Me To Do It Myself-Montessori Activities for you and your child by Maja Pitamic

Ever wonder how we ended up with special education law? Here are some answers.

Word problems? They are everywhere in "adulting" life, but as a student we mostly dealt with them when they were given to us by our teachers. When you have dyscalculia, they are even more troublesome. How do you work with that?

What in the world, you might ask? Dyslexia and lexia is language; calculia might be? You got it. Basically it is problems with math. Tune in to learn some stuff you may never have heard of. 

How do students typically progress in their reading skills as compared to someone with a learning disability?  

What is dyslexia? What is not dyslexia?

What was it like to be in special education 40 years ago? 

Learning Disabilities are considered a "High Incidence" disability, so schools are coming up with ways of helping students before they end up on an IEP. 

So much information coming your way all of the time. What to do? Keep special needs child binder. I'll explain. 

Least Restrictive Environment. Every child deserves the right to have the least restrictive environment. Listen in as I give some examples.