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We all use screens now as everyday tools. Our adult screens come into play for phone calls and texts, to check schedules, send reminders, add new contacts,...
During the last 13 years the use of sound therapy has enabled many of my students to make faster progress, releasing them to grow academically, socially, and...
Most mothers save Valentines from their children, we bet, and we found a sweet one today. We share this with you, parents of our students who have varying c...
The month of October honors people with dyslexia, to promote awareness of this affliction which can also be a gift. Yes, with the many children and adults I ...
Recent neuroscientific breakthroughs provide insights into therapeutic means of rewiring our brains. Neuroplasticity is the ability for our brains to change ...
Do you need this for your autistic child or elderly loved one? Considering how many "Silver alerts" there are these days, this could be very helpful in the c...
Recent research reveals that too much screen time damages the developing brain.  Almost daily I meet with precious students who spend much of their live...
by Ann Conolly with Janet Soller and Karen Wallace Published by: Alpha Major, 2011 50 pages $15.95 PURCHASE     REVIEW OF: Music Making a...
As soon as Spring Break is over, parents start calling for summer reading camps or programs. It's important to choose carefully. What will be the most effect...
This is so interesting!  A graphic designer at the University of Twente in the Netherlands has designed a special font to make reading easier for dyslex...
This morning I found this in my inbox: "Hi Ann!!! Exciting news!!! After a couple of days in the educational doldrums, R. has popped up this morning with be...
Last week I read a health column in The Statesman that I thought might be helpful. Much of it is quoted here. (italicized comments are my own.) “An Oh...