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    Learning Styles

    During a school transition, what's the best way to present a 504 plan for a child with LD/ADHD to the new school?

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    Learning Styles

    Many young children write letters and numbers backward. If they're still doing so by third grade, it may be time to check for dyslexia.

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    Early identification of dyslexia will give a child her best chance of catching up to her peers quickly.

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    Testing at a very early age is not always completely reliable.

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    Learning Styles

    Work with the teacher to develop a plan to help your child pay attention in class.

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    Not all gifted children are early and advanced readers -- each child has an individual learning style.

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    Inclusion, when well supported, can be wonderful. Inclusion without proper supports for kids and their teachers is malpractice.

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    Montessori programs can be wonderful for gifted children.

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    An expert suggests which curriculum might be best for an eighth-grader with particular learning issues.

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    A three-year-old is a bit young to enter the testing arena, unless you suspect a problem.

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    Concerns over valid test results for children with dyslexia are on target.

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    Learning Styles

    Parents who suspect a learning disability in their child have the right to a free evaluation done by your local school or school district.

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    Learning Styles

    Here's how to find information on 504 plans.

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    A mother asks how to know when to push her daughter's school to put her in a special class again.

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    Learning Styles

    When a child is struggling with math, here's how to determine whether she has a problem that should be investigated.

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    Your child does not have to be attending a public school in order to receive a full evaluation to see if she's dyslexic.

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    Learning Styles

    Find some suggestions for motivating a bright child.

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    Learning Styles

    Try to find the strengths in each child.

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