Neurodiversity in Kids
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KidsADHD
Don't dread bad behavior in public. Follow these ADD/ADHD resource guidelines to make your child's outings successful.
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KidsADHD
This ADD/ADHD resource will help you get bad behavior under control in your home.
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KidsADHD
These tips will help you cope with and manage your child's challenging behaviors.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
A parent believes that her five-year-old, who comes from a non-English-speaking household, is being incorrectly identified as having LD.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
What are the benefits of enrolling your child in a class that combines coursework from different grade levels?
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
When your teenager has ADHD, ODD, and LD, it's wise to be proactive and plan ahead to meet his needs in high school.
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KidsADHD
Read an expert's advice on how to go about getting children tested for ADHD.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
When a child has tested as gifted but the timing isn't right to get gifted services at a new school, her parent should take action.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
In general, children attend special-education classes if their academic and/or social needs cannot be met in a less restrictive environment.
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KidsADHD
Most teachers have had minimal or no course work about the needs of children with ADHD.
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KidsADHD
Avoid using any product for ADHD that has not been rigorously tested both for safety and for effectiveness.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
A parent who seeks a new school for her son wants to know what questions to ask about teaching methods for nonverbal LD.
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KidsADHD
It is especially critical to enroll a student with ADD in the level that will teach him organizational skills.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Do you want to learn more about LD or ADHD? Are you looking for a book for your child on the topic? You've come to the right place! Read them and then write a review.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Don't blindly accept actions taken on your child's behalf without demanding the evidence.
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KidsADHD
Use of regular punishment (like being "on the wall" when others are playing) is unlikely to change a child's behavior in a positive manner.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Learn what kind of supports a child with CAPD should receive in school.
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