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Ever daydream about a magical tool that could actually help your child learn in a way that works better for them — something that levels the playing field, supports organization, decoding, or expressing big ideas, and builds independence, too? You’re not alone. And guess what? The future of access isn’t some far-off dream, it’s already …

Have you ever tried to explain your child’s needs to a school team or doctor, only to realize they’ve never even heard of the disability? Or maybe you’re still figuring it out yourself — learning terms like “low incidence,” “CVI,” or “O&M,” and wondering how all of it fits into your child’s IEP? If that …

Communication is such a big part of life — it’s how we express our needs, make friends, share ideas, connect with others, and become more independent. For many kids with disabilities, speech and language delays are a reality, and they can impact nearly every part of school and social life. Whether it’s trouble with spoken …

If learning to read and write were as simple as surrounding kids with books and letting them soak up the magic, every child would be a natural. But despite what some teaching methods suggest, reading and writing don’t happen by chance — they need to be explicitly taught. And yet, myths about how kids — …

Many of us as parents understand the desire for a miraculous fix to the challenges we face regarding our children’s education. We also understand there is no one miracle cure to what ails our educational system. The hope is that AI will revolutionize learning for our kids and create new ways of accessing learning that …