
A guide for teenagers and the adults who raise, care for, and educate them.
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Wendy came to my office concerned about her son, Paul. She explained that Paul was frequently dysregulated, and she wanted to know how to support him. I asked Wendy what she meant when she said dysregulated. She looked at me like I had two...
When I wrote my essay for the Free Press about the proliferation of testing accommodations, I didn’t intend to spend so much time talking about extra time, let alone position myself as the accommodations police. At the same time, though, I’...
In my recent piece for The Free Press, I wrote about Nate, a paradigmatic tenth grader whose parents, and eventually his school, pushed me to recommend extended time on tests, even when I was clear I didn’t think he needed the accommodation...
By now you’ve probably read about the Cornell sexual assault case. (Many people call it “the Cornell Seven,” but I don’t want to diminish its seriousness with a cute boy-band-sounding name.) To recap: a former student’s lawsuit alleges that...
I met Lucy when she was seven years old. At the start of second grade, her reading skills were, to put it lightly, abysmal. Her parents told me that, at curriculum night, Lucy’s teachers said the kids should begin reading chapter books. Luc...
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