by Sandy Rivera | Jul 16, 2017 | Articles
The challenges of graduating from high school with ADHD or dyslexia are still an obstacle for many students who find that their educational system is unsupportive despite increased awareness and resources. 11 year old Denim Padberg became an advocate for kids with... by Pat Wyman | Oct 29, 2014 | Articles
Schools are obligated under federal law to stop bullying of disabled students, and the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights is taking an active role in reminding districts of their obligations to develop and enforce policies and procedures for preventing and... by Imani Tate | Sep 25, 2014 | Articles
Committed professionals working together have discovered that teamwork means quality in special education. This means that special education students receive a quality education because their teacher work together to ensure the best possible opportunities for them,... by Anne Maxwell | Aug 13, 2014 | Articles
Being in the Classroom with Kids with ADD/ADHD My first job out of graduate school, as a child and family therapist, was in a residential treatment center for kids, all of whom were labeled with psychiatric disorders. In addition to the residential units, there was a... by Benita Matilda | Aug 6, 2014 | Articles
A research team has found that daytime sleepiness is caused by learning problems and attention deficits in children. For children, many researchers thought it was the other way around, but kids who get enough sleep but have learning and attention difficulties or...
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