Judi Munday, M.A., M.Ed., has dedicated
over thirty years to special education in public, private, and Christian
school settings. She taught several classes as an adjunct instructor in
Regent University's graduate School of Education. For the past 16
years, Judi has provided diagnostic assessments and educational
consultations, as well as tutoring services for students with a variety
of special needs – including processing deficits, learning disabilities,
and high-functioning autism.
Judi has published a series of informational articles on SchoolhouseTeachers.com,
the curriculum site of The Old Schoolhouse Magazine. In addition, she
has published an article for all-Abilities Celebration Connection, and
she served as special needs editor/author for the Home Educators
Association of Virginia's Special Needs manual. She has been a speaker
and presented numerous workshops at multiple statewide homeschool
conventions and presented at a national convention of the Learning
Disabilities Association of America. Through her business, HIS Place for Help in School, and her website, helpinschool.net, she encourages, educates, and equips parents and teachers to effectively instruct and support struggling learners. Judi is committed to providing practical assistance with a compassionate heart and a high level of professionalism.