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What is UHA!?
An Important Acronym Explained If you’ve spent any time around Tampa Day School, you’ve likely heard the expression “UHA!” It’s more than a greeting or enthusiastic chant; it’s an acronym […]
7 Superb Resources for Dyslexic Students and their Parents
For some parents, it is a relief when their child receives a dyslexia diagnosis. Finally, his or her learning challenges can be better understood and met. For other parents, it […]
Tampa Day School Expert Series: Anxiety
How does anxiety affect your child’s education? Since we all deal with some level of worry, frustration, or fear, it’s hard for many of us to understand the very real […]
5 Ways Tutoring Could Help Your Child This Year
What thoughts does the word “tutoring” conjure up in your mind? Does it feel positive and encouraging, or is the concept a little fuzzy? If you’re looking for a private […]
Dyslexia Is Your Child Struggling with This?
When a parent or teacher recognizes that something isn’t clicking as a child is learning to read, it’s normal to search for answers on the road to a complete […]
6 Tips for School Success with ADHD: Yes, It’s Possible!
For parents of kids with ADHD, it should be affirming to know that October is ADHD Awareness Month. It’s definitely a reminder that you are not alone! We understand the […]
5 Ways to End the Homework Hassle
Let’s play a game of word association. If I say “homework,” what comes to your mind? Is it the highlight of your evening and family bonding time or tears and […]
The New Meaning of RTI (Response to Intervention)
The timeline to receiving an ADHD diagnosis can be varied depending on how much a parent or guardian advocates for intervention and a diagnosis. As young as three, I felt […]
Be on the Look-Out: ADHD Boy with a Blankie
Mother of four but feels like much more. Sound familiar? Some days I thrive and some days I survive. Having an 11 year old with ADHD and as an educator […]
If the Morning Routine Leaves You Feeling Like You Ran a Marathon, Your Child May Have ADHD.
As I began to reflect on the day of a life of a child with ADHD, it became readily apparent that capturing snapshots from the period between getting up and […]