by Carly Fierro | Jul 24, 2013 | Articles
I can’t say I had the best middle school experience. Fresh off the boat, I was a socially awkward kid with a funny British accent — an obvious outsider at an age when being an outsider was the worst possible sin. I received more than my fair share of bullying, and it... by Carly Fierro | Feb 10, 2013 | Articles
Gifted children can be a challenge for educators and parents alike. While they may be bored in school, teachers have to deal with both their needs and the needs of children who have yet to grasp the material. Fortunately, both parents and educators can help these... by Carly Fierro | Feb 7, 2013 | Articles
Taking online classes and getting your degree through distance education has a variety of benefits, but it takes a good amount of motivation. If you’re someone who gets easily distracted and works better with visual presentation, you might not be suited for online... by Carly Fierro | Nov 27, 2012 | Articles
Parents of autistic children must become advocates to ensure their children receive appropriate education and special needs services. A successful advocate researches her child’s legal rights, meets regularly with school staff, and documents all events related...
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