Kids
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KidsMental Health and Kids
When your daughter's worries are making her sick, that's an illness as real as anything else.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
When your child is struggling to keep up in class, it's worthwhile to request a free evaluation by your local school district.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
The needs of a child with a CAPD may very well be accommodated in a regular-education classroom, with appropriate supports.
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KidsADHD
Retention in a grade rarely has any positive effect unless there is also a change in the support services that the student receives.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
The dysfunctions associated with nonverbal learning disabilities can worsen as your child grows older.
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KidsHome Safety
Learn how to prepare your children for staying home alone.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
It's valuable for parents to have some valid measurement of their child's ability, to help plan for their academics accordingly.
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KidsCommunicating with Your Kids
There is no reason to conceal factual history from a willing learner.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Here's what to do when a child's current school testing shows a significant discrepancy between ability and school performance.
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KidsADHD
There are a number of things you can do to help a child with ADHD make the transition to school.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Find out the best type of professional to approach when you suspect dysgraphia in your child.
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KidsADHD
A parent asks what long-term effects might be associated with the use of Ritalin on children.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Find information on how to prepare your child for a GATE evaluation.
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KidsSocial Development
Too often schools and educators dismiss harassment as "kids will be kids," rather than bullying, which puts kids at risk for dropping out, academic failure, depression, and many other problems.
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KidsBehavior and Discipline
Spanking is not a logical consequence for bad grades. There are other types of consequences that are much more appropriate.
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KidsBehavior and Discipline
If a child doesn't want to stay in school, boot camp or a military school is unlikely to make a difference.
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KidsSocial Development
Studies have shown homeschooled children's social skills to be at or above their schooled peers.
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KidsADHD
Use this ADD/ADHD resource on environmental modifications to make your home ADHD-friendly for your child.
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