Give Your Child a Voice During an IEP Meeting
Oftentimes the student's voice is never heard during IEP meetings. It's unfortunate, because letting students lead IEP meetings, or at least advocate …
Read the ArticleHow to Survive the School Night Chaos
If you’re a parent with school-age children, you already know just how hectic the after-school hours are. Between sports practice, chores, …
Read the ArticleHow to Calm Meltdowns in Children with Asperger Syndrome (ASD)
All kids throw tantrums. They fuss, they scream, they cry and sometimes, they even throw things. They do this at home and in public because they're …
Read the ArticleTips for Building an Effective Relationship with Your Child’s Teachers
Your child’s teacher plays a very important role in the growth and development of your child. In fact, many experts would state that teachers are the …
Read the ArticleThe Benefits of Exercise for Children with ADHD
Recent findings indicate that intense aerobic exercise for ADHD children may be beneficial by enhancing their brain structure and function. Studies …
Read the ArticleFour Ways to Check Anger in Children With ADHD
If your child is one of the many who have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, it's likely you've seen a myriad of difficult-to-manage …
Read the Article4 Negative Coping Strategies to Watch for in a Student with Dyslexia
Students with dyslexia can be incredibly clever at hiding their problems. While they may not be reading as well as their classmates, they tend to …
Read the ArticleTips for Helping You Homeschool a Child With Learning Challenges
Homeschooling under any circumstances can be a challenge, but when you have one or more children who have learning disabilities, the challenge …
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