RESOURCES
Dyslexia Screening & Support
Learnedy can help. The Dyslexia Research Center provides screening and support for children struggling in reading and mathematics. With over 25 years of experience their international research team has created individual training programs to meet children where they are.
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Parents can create a free account for their child until the start of school next year.
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Learnedy is backed by The American Dyslexia Association Inc. and The International Federation of Dyslexia and Dyscalculia Associations (IFDDA).
Life Coaching for Kids
Pamela B. Burke, M.Ed. is a certified Martha Beck Wayfinder life coach and school counselor. She has created many resources that are research-based and developmentally appropriate to help kids tap into their social and emotional learning skills.
She works with parents to provide their kids and teens with tools that will help them meet their goals and maximize their gifts.
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Contact Pam for a free, 30-minute consultation.
She offers special pricing packages for Coaching for Kids.
Equine-Assisted Therapy
Horse Power for Healing (Punta Gorda, FL) and Grace Reins Horse Therapy (Colorado) offer equine-assisted psychotherapy to support emotional healing and personal growth.​
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Horse Power for Healing provides therapeutic horsemanship for children and families facing mental health, cognitive, or addiction challenges. Sessions are led by licensed counselors and certified PATH! and EAGALA facilitators.​
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Grace Reins offers similar services in Colorado, using horse-guided interaction to build resilience, hope, and healing in a safe and compassionate environment.​
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Both programs connect individuals with the transformative power of horses and trauma-informed care.
Adolescent Reading Support
Matt Bardin, founder of Zinc Learning Lab, uses 25 years of experience to boost reading skills in middle and high school students. His “ZINC” approach blends love-based learning with conscious reading to drive growth in vocabulary and comprehension.
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Dr. Joseph Lockavitch, creator of the Failure-Free Reading Program, offers targeted support for non-readers. His program builds background knowledge, vocabulary, and fluency—empowering at-risk students to read with confidence and expression.
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Both resources provide practical, proven strategies to help all learners succeed.
Online School For Students with Special Needs
Spectrum Education is a non-profit virtual learning community dedicated to helping exceptional students thrive through personalized, engaging instruction. With a focus on differentiated learning and strong family collaboration, Spectrum creates supportive online environments tailored to each learner’s unique needs.
Founded by two passionate mothers and special education teacher Barb Southwick, the organization emerged after the closure of a successful public virtual program—filling a critical gap for families seeking meaningful, individualized education for their children.
Free Flipped Classroom Tool
Perusall is a free, social learning platform developed by Harvard’s Dr. Eric Mazur to boost engagement through collaborative reading and the Peer Instruction model.
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Students annotate and discuss course materials together, turning traditional reading into an interactive experience. Teachers benefit from LMS integration, easy assignment setup, and analytics that track student progress and understanding.
Parenting Support
Clinical psychologist and founder of Targeted Parenting, Dr. Robyn Koslowitz supports parents raising children after trauma. Through her Instagram content, weekly live sessions, and Post Traumatic Parenting podcast, she offers practical tools to help families heal and grow.
Her new book, Post Traumatic Parenting: Break the Cycle and Become the Parent You Always Wanted to Be, provides a compassionate, research-backed guide for building resilience and nurturing strong, healthy family relationships.
Free K-8 Music Curriculum
Music Workshop offers free, culturally responsive music curriculum and professional development to support well-rounded education.
Courses cover genres, instruments, global music, careers in music, and Soundwaves.
Materials are available for grades K–2, 3–5, and 6–8, and can be taught standalone or as a series. Easy to access and flexible, resources are ideal for classrooms and homeschool settings alike.
Math Support
From foundational skills to joyful discovery, two innovative resources are reshaping how students experience math:
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🧠Elephant Learning, founded by mathematician Dr. Aditya Nagrath, uses a research-based, gamified platform to build math skills from early learning through algebra. Just 30 minutes a week leads to an average gain of 1.5 years in math understanding over 10 weeks—results validated by Harvard research. With built-in coaching and guaranteed progress, it’s a powerful tool for at-home or supplemental learning.
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🎲 MoMath – The National Museum of Mathematics brings math to life through hands-on exhibits, educator resources, and student programs designed to spark curiosity and confidence. Executive Director Cindy Lawrence shares how MoMath’s innovative approach makes math accessible, creative, and fun for learners of all ages.
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Together, these resources equip families and educators with engaging tools to foster mathematical growth, confidence, and joy.
