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My child has a learning disability and I’m concerned that the reading program her school uses is ineffective. Can you recommend a reading program?

My child’s school says that my child is very bright, but they want to hold him back because of his poor reading skills. I want him tested for a reading disability. What should I do?

I am concerned my child’s school is not really following her IEP. What can I do about this?

My daughter is reading below grade level. What can I do to help her become a good reader and get to a point where she enjoys reading?

I feel as though my child’s skills are regressing. What should I do?

How can I get my child with LD motivated to read more?

How can parents help kids build writing skills at home?

How do I encourage my daughter’s teacher to teach to her strengths?

How do I find a tutor for my child with dyslexia?

How do you temper some parents’ desire to attempt “everything” at once at home, so that they don’t hurt their child’s self-esteem and progress?

I suspect my child might have dyslexia. What should I do?

I think my child may have a learning disability but I’m not sure how to describe to the school exactly what I want assessed.What should I do?

What can I do at home to help my second grader who struggles with reading?

What can teachers do to reach out to families to get help, advice, and support about their students with autism?

What role do parents play in the RTI process, including when do they become involved, are they on the decision making team, and where can they learn more about RTI?

What technology is available to help a nine-year-old read?

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