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Are You Having Trouble Focusing?
Well, You’re Not Alone Ever since COVID-19 began to spread, people around the world have wondered why they are finding it so difficult to focus and concentrate. It doesn’t matter what you’re doing, work or study, or even those activities that bring pleasure such as...
Debunking 4 Popular Remote Therapy Myths
1. Ineffective When Compared to On-Site While professionals and laypeople alike have continuously questioned the effectiveness of remote therapy, there is currently little research supporting the lack of effectiveness of remote therapy. In fact, the available research...
Debunking the Myth that Online Assessments are Inferior to Face-to-Face
Student Assessments on Hold? Schools around the country are grappling with how to fulfill their mandates to conduct assessments before the school year begins in our strange new world. In the current environment, traditional face-to-face assessments aren't an option in...
Invaluable Educational Lessons to be Drawn from our Newest Laboratory
The Past 3 Months: A Goldmine of Education Across the entire country, the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic has turned school systems on their heads. That which was once considered unimaginable has become the new norm. Beyond dealing with the current dilemmas,...
Quick Tips and Long-Term Solutions to Help with Your Child’s Stutter
The Stuttering Problem Recent data shows that stuttering affects more than 3 million people in the United States and more than 70 million people worldwide. Stuttering is sometimes referred to as fluency disorder or stammering. Research shows that approximately 5–10%...
The Einstein Syndrome: Sometimes Language Delay Isn’t What you Think
The Concern Surrounding Language Delay Most parents are concerned when their children don’t reach critical developmental milestones concurrently with their peers. But if there’s one milestone in particular that makes parents nervous when it isn’t reached, it’s...
Computer Games Might Help Autistic Children to Relate Better Socially
Some say that, if you have met one child with autism, you have met only one child with autism. That is because every child who is on the spectrum has a unique set of needs and strengths. Consequently, it’s impossible to design a uniform online speech therapy plan for...
How to Perform Online Therapy: A Quick and Easy Guide
How Online Therapy Works Online therapy sessions such as online speech therapy are very similar to traditional therapy sessions, with one major exception. Instead of sitting in the same room, students and therapists interact via high-resolution live video...
Mitigating Learning Loss While Keeping Kids Happy this Summer
The Problem When it comes to the yearly challenge of mitigating learning loss for students, education leaders are very concerned as they brace for an even worse "summer slide" this year, due to COVID-19. Research suggests that the "COVID slide" is expected to be far...