Educational Momentum

08/25/2026

Looking for a neuroaffirming social group for your child this fall?

Educational Momentum, in partnership with Precision ABA, is offering two social groups for kids ages 5–13, with opportunities to practice social skills, communication, problem-solving, and self-advocacy alongside peers.

Social Flyers | Ages 5–9
A group focused on self-advocacy, self-awareness, and communication through games, role-playing, and storytelling.

The Solution Squad | Ages 7–13
A group focused on teamwork, collaboration, and problem-solving through games, creative projects, and group challenges.

Groups begin the week of September 8, but you can join anytime!

Enroll in 5+ classes for $20/class, or pay $30/class.

Call or email us today to learn more and get started!

08/24/2026

You don't need a long message to communicate well. Often, short and specific works better than long and thorough.

Lead with the goal. Ask one question at a time. Share what's working, not just what isn't.

A single well-timed email can do more than a long one sent at the wrong time.

08/21/2026

Understanding your child's learning needs doesn't require expertise. It starts with curiosity, noticing patterns, and asking yourself honest questions about what helps your child do their best.

08/16/2026

Do you only reach out to your child's teacher when there's a problem?

Most strong relationships with teachers happen in small moments. A quick email in October. A note about something positive. A two-minute chat at pickup.
These small exchanges build trust long before you need it.

When was the last time you reached out just to share something good?
Read more here.
https://www.educationalmomentum.com/post/building-better-communication-with-teachers-and-school-staff

08/14/2026

You don't need a label to speak up for your child.

Notice patterns: When does your child focus? When do they shut down? What kind of instructions land?
Keep a loose note. Over a few weeks, a pattern usually shows itself.

That's where advocacy actually begins.
Read more here.
https://www.educationalmomentum.com/post/understanding-your-child-s-learning-needs-where-advocacy-starts

08/11/2026

New blog is up: Building Better Communication With Teachers and School Staff.
Read more here:

You don't need a formal meeting to build a strong relationship with your child's teacher. Most of it happens in small moments, a quick email, a note in a folder, a two minute conversation at pickup. These small exchanges add up to something bigger over the course of a school year.It's easy to think....

08/09/2026

New blog is up: Understanding Your Child's Learning Needs: Where Advocacy Starts.

Read more here.

Advocating for your child can feel like a big task, but it often starts with something much smaller. Before any meeting, email, or plan, it begins with one simple question: What does my child need to do their best learning?You don't need a formal evaluation or a specialist's report to begin answerin...

08/02/2026

What specific observations have you made?
What questions do you want answered?
What outcome are you hoping for?

Coming prepared helps conversations stay focused and productive.

07/24/2026

Advocacy requires persistence.
There will be moments when progress feels slow. Moments when you wonder if you're asking too much.
But here's what matters: You know your child better than anyone else. Your perspective is valuable. One conversation may not change things, but ongoing, respectful advocacy often does.