Amanda Morin

Amanda Morin is an education writer, advocate, and former teacher specializing in child development and learning differences. She has authored multiple books focused on education, parenting, and supporting children with learning and attention issues. As a senior expert at Understood.org, Morin creates content to help parents and educators support students with learning and thinking differences. Her widely-referenced works include The Everything Parent's Guide to Special Education and The Everything Kids' Learning Activities Book. Prior to her writing career, Morin worked as an early intervention specialist and classroom teacher. She holds a bachelor's degree in education and has completed extensive training in early childhood development and special education practices. Her writing regularly appears in educational publications and websites including Scholastic, PBS Parents, and Education.com. Morin's expertise spans topics such as learning disabilities, ADHD, executive functioning skills, and evidence-based teaching strategies.

Parents and educators who read Amanda Morin's books value her clear explanations of child development, learning differences, and educational strategies. Readers note her practical, actionable advice and accessible writing style. Likes: - Step-by-step approaches for supporting children with learning challenges - Real-world examples and case studies - Clear organization and easy reference format - Inclusion of printable resources and worksheets Dislikes: - Some find the content basic for experienced educators - A few readers wanted more in-depth scientific research - Limited coverage of severe learning disabilities Ratings: Amazon: 4.6/5 average across titles (2,000+ reviews) Goodreads: 4.3/5 for "Everything Parent's Guide" (150+ ratings) "Explains complex topics in understandable terms without talking down to readers," notes one special education teacher. A parent reviewer stated: "Finally a book that gives concrete strategies instead of just theory."

Everything Parent's Guide to Special Education A guide explaining the special education system, including evaluations, IEPs, and parents' legal rights.

The Everything Kids' Learning Activities Book A collection of 145 educational activities for children ages 4-12 covering various subjects including math, reading, and science.

The Everything Parent's Guide to Executive Function Disorder An overview of Executive Function Disorder, including symptoms, diagnosis, and strategies for helping children manage daily tasks.

On-the-Go Fun for Kids! A compilation of more than 250 activities and games designed for children while traveling or waiting.

What Is Empathy?: A Bullying Storybook for Kids A story following Sofia as she learns about empathy and its role in preventing bullying.

The Inclusive Classroom: A New Approach to Differentiation A practical guide for teachers on implementing differentiated instruction in diverse classrooms.

The Timeline History of Baseball A chronological presentation of baseball's development from its origins to modern times.

Notes From The School Psychologist A resource book providing insights into common school-based challenges and practical solutions.