Special Ed. Services Lost After Move to New State
Get advice on how to take action if your child loses special-education services after moving to a new state. read more
October 3, 2001
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Special Education, Evaluations, and Divorce
Legal issues can crop up when a child who requires special education has divorced parents. read more
January 10, 2002
Spelling Problems Run in Family
There is often a genetic component to learning disabilities. read more
December 17, 1999
State Exit Exams and IEPs
Learn how to prepare a child with LD for her high-school exit exam and make sure the state follows her IEP. read more
October 24, 2000
Supporting a Special Needs Student
Discover how to help a special needs student succeed. read more
February 19, 2001
Talented but Hates School
Boredom, grades that are dropping, and difficulty paying attention can all indicate an attention deficit problem. read more
December 10, 2001
Talking About Testing with My Child
Parents often need to reassure a child in a low-key manner before testing, but should never force a reluctant child. read more
February 5, 2004
Teacher Wants to Help Child with LD
A second-grade teacher seeks suggestions for helping a child with LD and ADHD be successful in the classroom. read more
April 23, 1999
Optional Routine Tests Performed During Pregnancy
This article describes some tests that are considered to be fairly routine during pregnancy, yet warranted if the mother's history indicates it. read more
August 30, 2005
Routine Tests Performed During Pregnancy: We Break Them Down
There are a lot of tests performed during pregnancy. This article breaks down the tests your physician will perform during your pregnancy, including ... read more
August 30, 2005
The Unwritten Rules of Exercise and Pregnancy
Exercise is an important regimen during pregnancy, but some kinds of exercise should be avoided. read more
August 30, 2005
Pregnancy Fitness
Learn how to maintain a healthy level of fitness and physical fitness activities during pregnancy. read more
December 21, 2005