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RICKI LINKSMAN, MEd Ricki Linksman addresses common question on tips to improve reading scores. My son’s state reading test scores are low. When I listen to him read he stumbles over many words. How can […]
Wouldn’t it be great to hear this from your kids or students? To know that you were using a tool that was making things go more smoothly and that behaviors were moving in the right […]
David faced more frustrations than a young adult should have to cope with. Anxiety. Depression. Irritability. Tics. Academic problems. Yet, he was most upset by his inability to read sheet music. You see, David had […]
Helpful recommendations for families dealing with ADHD Turn off the TV and limit video games. This avoids excessive visual stimulation and increases the chance that your child will engage in normal, healthy activities that will […]
DONNA SAKUTA Does your child have difficulty getting organized, completing assignments, or “forget” to turn in homework? Does she have difficulty completing written assignments in a timely manner? Does he find essays and extensive writing […]
Ricki Linksman, MS This article was written in response to letter received by ACN Latitudes. A mother requested suggestions for helping her son, who has a kinesthetic learning style. The frustrations of your eight-year-old son […]
People with Irlen Syndrome perceive and interpret their world differently, whether while reading or observing their environment. It is as if they are wired differently. Because they have no other point of reference, most children […]
Ricki Linksman Research has confirmed that people learn in different ways. Each of us has a superlink that makes learning easier, faster, and more comfortable. A person’s superlink is the easiest method for him or […]