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Find the information you need to help you navigate the ins and outs of educational services, assistance and accommodations.

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Ten Suggestions for Winning the Homework Wars
Parents struggle with trying to help children with ADHD complete their homework. Sitting still and focusing are some of the areas most difficult for children. Read suggestions and tips for making this time easier.
The People You Meet - School Personnel
When you have a child or children with ADHD, chances are you will spend time working with various school personnel, each of whom can help you to help your child succeed. Knowing what the different titles and job descriptions are can help you determine who can help when something goes awry.
ADHD and Learning Disabilities
Eileen Bailey explores the differences between ADHD and Learning Disabilities, specifically Dyslexia and others that can be exacerbated by ADHD. She explores the symptoms of the two and how parents can help children cope with one or more of these diseases.

ADHD and Giftedness
Many children with ADHD are actually quite gifted intellectually, however the symptoms of ADHD make this very hard to determine. Eileen Bailey provides helpful hints on how to diffrentiate between giftedness and ADHD and how to help your child develop their intelligence in different areas of interest.
Classroom Management of ADHD
What are the top ten ways for teachers to help students with ADHD thrive in the classroom? Find out here.
Preparing for School Meetings
Read this step-by-step guide to help you prepare and get organized for parent-teacher meetings.
How to Help Your Child Succeed in School
Children with ADHD often find it difficult to pay attention in class, focus on their work and hand their assignments in on time. Eileen Bailey shares step-by-step guidelines to help your child thrive in an academic environment.
How IDEA Applies to Children with ADHD
Learn how the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act can benefit your child.
Section 504 for Children with ADHD
Section 504, a civil rights law prohibiting discrimination against individuals with disabilities, may be a quicker and more flexible way for students to obtain special education services and accommodations. Learn more about what it is and how best to go about obtaining services for your child.