Building Skills

Fifteen minutes sounds like plenty of time until you’re sitting across from your child’s teacher, looking at assessment scores, trying to remember the questions you wanted to ask, and realizing another family is scheduled right after you. Parent-teacher conferences can go by FAST. But when you come prepared, those 15 minutes can give you a […]

When I was a School Social Worker, I often saw kids struggle to do things independently in the classroom. It usually wasn’t because they weren’t capable of doing them. They just hadn’t had enough opportunities to practice yet. And over the years, I noticed two really common reasons why. Sometimes, the second a child got […]