More than one in four children with learning disabilities drop out of school, and only about one in eight attend four-year-college within two years of leaving high school (National Center for Learning Disabilities). Maren Angelotti, founder of Of Different Minds, Inc., an organization that works with children with learning differences, has overcome her own challenge with dyslexia, and is raising four children, three with learning-differences.

In the Of Different Minds Tapstack, Angelotti shares some of her extensive knowledge and first-hand experience to help put parents on the road to understanding their learning-different children. With a mother's heart and a master's in Teaching for the Multisensory Child, Angelotti clearly explains the complexities of learning differences. Along the way, Angelotti clears up common misconceptions of learning differences, encouraging readers to see the child through the eyes of something greater: the eyes of God. Angelotti offers parents the opportunity to see the difficulties as opportunities, bringing the challenges into perspective, revealing poignant insight rooted in Scripture.

Maren Angelotti has a B.A. in Sociology and Theology from Loyola Marymount University and a M.A.T. (Masters of Arts in Teaching) for the Learning-Different student from Dallas Baptist University. Angelotti has her own practice in Dallas, working with children and adults with learning differences. She has four children, three of which have learning differences. They are currently completing their college careers and are looking forward to bright futures.