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Alexis Clark, MA, MS
Alexis Clark, MA, MS, is a freelance editor for Understood and an adjunct professor at Columbia Journalism School. Her work has appeared in several publications, including the New York Times, Condé Nast Traveler, and Yahoo, as well as Town & Country, where she was a senior editor.
Clark has a BA from Spelman College, an MA from the University of Virginia, and an MS from Columbia Journalism School.
Alexis's latest
- Frequent Use of Digital Media May Increase ADHD Symptoms in Teens, Study Finds
- Signs of learning and thinking differences in adults
- The Difference Between Tutors and Educational Therapists
- States Aiming Too Low for Students With Disabilities, Says New Report on ESSA
- Lexile levels: What you need to know
- A Single Diagnosis May Not Capture All Challenges a Child Has, New Study Suggests
- 1 in 10 Kids Now Diagnosed With ADHD, With Big Increases Among Girls and Kids of Color
- La escala Lexile: Lo que necesita saber
- Señales de diferencias en la manera de pensar y aprender en adultos
- Cómo construir las bases para que los niños pequeños aboguen por sí mismos
- Artificial Food Colors May Impact ADHD Symptoms, Says AAP Report
- Educational Therapy: What You Need to Know
- Scientists Discover Specific Genes Linked to ADHD
- Señales de velocidad de procesamiento lenta a diferentes edades
- Terapia educativa: Qué necesita saber
- Las diferencias entre tutores y terapeutas educativos
- How to build the foundation for self-advocacy in young children
- Signs of slow processing speed at different ages
- Youngest Kids in a Grade More Likely to Have ADHD Diagnosis, New Study Shows
- What is social-emotional learning?
- ¿Qué es el aprendizaje socioemocional?
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