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This is a fantastic article for helping you understand the purpose of having an educational advocate for your child. Don't be afraid to reach out for help. We are here for you.

Basic Guidelines for Choosing an Advocate for Your Child – The Asperger / Autism Network (AANE) Working with your school district to ensure your child is receiving an appropriate education can be challenging. Often parents feel they are not equal members of their children’s educational team, and that decisions are not always made with their child’s unique needs in mind. Add the complexitie...

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Good reminder for educators this time of year. Teaching is HARD.

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This is a very concise list of why tutoring is beneficial for you and your child. Take a look!
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The Benefits of Private Tutoring Discover the top 10 benefits of private tutoring including improved grades, academic performance, self-esteem and skill development.

All tutors are not created the same. Do some research before booking a person to help your child. It will be worth it!

Also, support your local educators who are trying to make a living in your city. National chains are fine, but keeping the money in the local community is good for EVERYONE! 💯

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10 Tips for Choosing a Tutor 10 Tips for Choosing a Tutor Denise Yearian To choose the right tutor for your child, consider these 10 tips:   1. Pitch and persuade. Before searching for a tutor, discuss it with your child to get his buy in. Keep the conversation positive: “You know how reading is kind of hard sometimes? We...