When “I can’t talk to my teen” really means “my teen doesn’t want to talk to me” which really means “my teen doesn’t want to listen to me” which really means “why won’t my teen listen to me?” What do you do?
Parents of children with learning disabilities may not be aware of the dyslexia education tax deduction. In this post, guest blogger Adam M. Domow, CPA, offers some useful tips that can help in preparing for your 2018 tax returns.
We’re excited to announce the availability of Dr. Tony McCaffrey’s latest book, Infinite Learning Diversity: Uncovering the Hidden Talents of Our Students.