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Helping Your Teen Grow in Independence (Part I)

What does a Boarding School and Sweet Tea have in common?

Helping Students Overcome Writing Hurdles

The Battle Over Homework

Support Services For Middle And High School Students With Dyslexia

Thriving with ADHD in High School

Educating High School Students with Dyslexia

The Importance of Establishing Traditions

Emotional Resilience A Teachable Trait

Dyslexia: What Are The Signs?

Strengthen Your Family Through Acts of Service

How to Combat Decision Fatigue

10 Ways to Express Gratitude

Can A Learning Disability School Help With Slow Processing Speed?

Why Small Classes Matter

Going with the 'Flow': 3 Ways To Increase Student Engagement

3 Ways To Prevent Meltdowns

Dyslexia Awareness Month: Early Intervention Can Make A Difference

5 Misunderstandings About ADHD

3 Strategies for Reframing Consequences

How Teachers Build Authentic Relationships

Writing: Is It Really That Hard?

3 Life Skills Athletics Foster

Homework: Too little, too much, just right

How to Help Your Child In School? Let Them Make Mistakes

7 Back-to-School Tips for Children with ADHD

4 Ways to Build Emotional Resilience in Children

Should My Child Have A Psychoeducational Evaluation?

Audiobooks Benefit Reluctant Readers

Help Your Child Become A Fluent Reader

Tips to Continue Summer Learning

What does pizza have to do with inhibitory control?

Alternatives to forcing an apology

Helping Your Child to Develop Independence

Strategies for Helping Your ADHD Child

Parenting: From Exhaustion to Excitement

Root Your Family in Rituals and Traditions

Tips for Parents Children with ADHD

More than Mixing Up B-D-Ps: Does Your Child Have Dyslexia?

Slow Processing Speed - How Can I Help?

How To Help Your Child stay Focused and Organized?

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Currey Ingram Academy is an exemplary K-12 day school that empowers students with learning differences to reach their fullest potential. Since 2002, the school has been located on an 83-acre campus in Brentwood, Tenn., just miles from Nashville and Franklin. Families from 33 states and eight countries cite the school as their primary reason for moving to Middle Tennessee.

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