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Unlocking the Power of Advocacy for Your Child's Education

Learn the importance of advocacy in your child's education with JAM Teaching and Consulting. Our nurturing approach empowers parents to advocate effectively for their children's educational journey. Learn practical strategies and tips to navigate the academic landscape and ensure your child receives the support they deserve. Start your journey toward growth and learning today!

Unlocking the Power of Advocacy for Your Child's Education

March 21, 2024

What to Look for with Dyslexia: Early Signs and Supportive Strategies

Dyslexia is a prevalent learning disability impacting reading, writing, and speech. Recognizing early warning signs is crucial for parents, empowering them to seek support for their children. At JAM Teaching and Consulting, we offer tailored strategies and interventions to assist children with dyslexia, ensuring they receive the necessary help and support to thrive academically and emotionally.

What to Look for with Dyslexia: Early Signs and Supportive Strategies

March 6, 2024

Social Emotional Learning is Essential and Relevant at All Ages

Discover the importance of Social Emotional Learning (SEL) for adolescents and teens. In a world focused on academics and future success, nurturing strong social and emotional skills is crucial for pre-teens and teenagers. Elevate your understanding of SEL beyond academic achievements and embrace its role in fostering well-rounded, resilient individuals.

Social Emotional Learning is Essential and Relevant at All Ages

March 4, 2024

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right School for Your Child: What You Need to Know

Navigate the crucial decision of choosing the right school for your child with confidence. Discover essential factors to consider, from elementary to high school placements, ensuring your child's educational journey is tailored to their needs. Make informed decisions with our comprehensive guide.

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right School for Your Child: What You Need to Know

February 12, 2024