The summer-break balancing act can be tricky, especially for parents of children who struggle with learning. Your child has worked hard during the school year in an educational setting, and you can tell that he or she is ready for a break, but you fear that too much of a break can lead to loss of skills—social, behavioral, physical, or academic. These anxieties are not uncommon among parents, and fortunately, there are simple steps you can take to prevent summer learning loss for your child with special needs. 1. Reread your child’s IEP. Before you create a plan to prevent…