Thursday, February 9, 2012

Education

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

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  • When Teachers Don't Cooperate
    The majority of teachers are more than willing to work with parents to help ensure the success of their students. Occasionally, however, teachers do not cooperate with parents in providing information regarding the student.
  • Talking to Your Child’s Teacher
    When parents must talk to a child’s teacher because of a problem at school, it is emotional and for many parents, intimidating. If you have not previously developed a relationship with the teacher, beginning one during a time of conflict is even more difficult.
  • School Starts- Now What? 10 Strategies to Help Your Child Start Off With a Bang
    Children with ADHD traditionally have a tough time transitioning, whether it's from play time to bedtime, moving from classroom to classroom and just about everything in between. Starting school is no different. How can you best help your child transition from summer vacation to the rigors of school?
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  • The Difference Between Accommodations and Modifications
    The terms accommodations and modifications are often used interchangeably, however, there are significant differences between what these mean in an educational setting.
  • Ten Tips for Successful Parent Teacher Conferences
    Parent-Teacher conferences can be an exceptional tool for insuring your child receives the best educational possible. Find tips on making the most of these meetings.
  • When Parents Feel Their Child Needs Special Accommodations
    Children with ADD/ADHD are eligible to receive special accommodations and services in the classroom, based on the severity of the ADD and how much it interferes with their learning. Expert Eileen Bailey discusses how parents can request services.
  • Making the Most of the School Year
    Teens with ADHD may struggle in school and have a difficult time keeping up with all of the requirements and responsibilities as well as the social opportunities. Ten tips to make the most of the school year. 
  • Choosing After School Activities
    ADHD impacts a child's life in many ways, not just during school. When parents choose after school activities, ADHD must sometimes be taken into consideration. Are there certain types of activities that are most beneficial for children with ADHD? Expert Eileen Bailey explores this question.
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