by Shelley Causey
You have a child that struggles, and as a parent, you are struggling, too. You are not alone. Unique children require unique handling. Here’s a good starting point. What is a learning disability? A learning disability is a neurological disorder that...
by Shelley Causey
What is Social Anxiety? Social anxiety is a type of anxiety disorder characterized by excessive fear or discomfort in social situations where one may be exposed to possible scrutiny or judgment by others. People with social anxiety may have an intense fear of...
by Shelley Causey
It’s a Monday morning, a school day, and you’ve repeated this routine a thousand times. But your blood pressure is up, and your voice is even higher: “Put on your shoes! Brush your teeth! Where is your backpack!?” There is an average of 180 days in a...
by Shelley Causey
In Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, safety and security are foundational. Without a solid, healthy mindset, a student will never learn. In fact, in education, there is a common phrase: “Maslow before Bloom.” This refers to Maslow’s physiological hierarchy and Bloom’s...
by Shelley Causey
Many of us were young adults before we had access to our own television and computer screens, let alone handheld devices like smartphones. We lived a constructive life, playing outside, inventing games indoors, and occupying ourselves with what we had. The world...
by Shelley Causey
Whether you are a K-12 student, college scholar, or professional engaging in learning new information, studying is part of the process. Material is presented, and, at some point, you will be assessed. Studying is a learned skill, and this skill translates across...
