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Many children struggle in school long before adults understand why. A parent may say, “My child is smart, but school is becoming harder.” A teacher may say, “He understands when I explain it, but he cannot finish the work.” Another parent may notice that their child can talk about a topic in great detail, but cannot write a simple paragraph. Some children spend hours on homework that should take twenty minutes. Others avoid reading, cry over writing, forget instructions, or s