What if your child’s learning challenges could actually be eliminated—not just accommodated?
In this powerful conversation from The Freedom Scholar Podcast, host Kami Wanous and Jill Stowell uncover why smart kids struggle in school—and how learning disabilities like dyslexia, ADHD, and auditory processing issues don’t have to be lifelong. You’ll learn what’s really going on beneath the surface, why accommodations fall short, and what it takes to actually change the brain for lasting success.
🎧 In this episode:
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Why many bright students still struggle in school
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How underlying processing skills affect attention, learning, and confidence
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What it takes to correct—not just cope with—learning challenges
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