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Perfectionist Daughter, Frazzled MotherLearn how you can help a perfectionist child and prevent meltdowns.School and Learning
Mom Tired of NaggingA child needs to understand the concept of personal responsibility before you let him "fly without a net."Kids
Should My Son Be Tested?Reading a checklist on gifted behavior can help a parent determine whether a child should be tested.Kids
Nonverbal Learning DisorderThere are many things you and your child's teacher can do to help your child play a productive, important role in his classroom.Kids
No Gifted Program for Seventh-GraderWhat can you do when your school's gifted programming ends in the middle-school years?School and Learning
Should Gifted Twin Skip Ahead?Grade skipping one twin and not the other is not the best idea.Kids
Perfectionist Six-Year-OldHere are some tricks to help a perfectionist child be a little less perfect.Kids
Child with ADHD Is Always in TroubleRead what an expert advises the parents of a child with ADHD who is always in trouble.Toddlers
Speech Problem in 22-Month-Old?A child who is jabbering away unintelligibly may be unable to produce speech sounds.School and Learning
Should My Son Skip a Grade?Skipping a grade raises issues down the road for boys.Kids
Is It LD or the Change of School?A move from one type of school system to another, plus a prolonged absence from school, can be disruptive to a young child.Kids
ADHD and PreschoolersIt's not at all unusual for parents to suspect that their preschooler might be exhibiting signs of ADHD.Kids
LD/ADHD High-Schooler Fears GraduatingMany young adults with a history of learning problems reach a crisis of confidence as they prepare to graduate from high school.Kids
ADHD, IEP, and 504 PlansA child who has an Individualized Education Plan for speech is covered under IDEA.Kids
Gifted Homeschooler Needs FriendsThis phase passes as a child matures and is accepted into a wider age-range group. Meantime, keep trying to bring new friends into her life.School and Learning
Should My Gifted Three-Year-Old Be Tested?A three-year-old is a bit young to enter the testing arena, unless you suspect a problem.
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