Kids
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
According to one researcher, gifted people may make up as much as 20 percent of the prison population.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Gifted children often demonstrate strengths and weaknesses. Try reframing a boring subject into a stimulating task to motivate a gifted child.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
Given the perception of giftedness by others, it is no wonder students try to hide their abilities. Gifted kids are often taunted by others.
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KidsSocial Development
Here's some advice on steps to take when your child suddenly withdraws from others in school.
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KidsSocial Development
Our expert describes the typical peer-mediation program, which can successfully resolve a problem between bully and victim.
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KidsBehavior and Discipline
Children may use past problems within the family as an excuse for causing trouble and for garnering attention.
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KidsADHD
Many children with ADHD also have problems with writing, but there are no quick solutions to written expression disorders.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
The school district needs to review the testing that was done and perhaps fill in with some of their own testing before recommending services.
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KidsADHD
Having a child with LD complete worksheets to help him to improve his writing skills may not properly address his needs.
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KidsADHD
Before you undertake homeschooling for a child with ADHD, consider that he may also have learning disabilities.
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KidsADHD
Learn what you can do when you've gone from professional to professional, and still don't have the answers you need to support your child.
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KidsNeurodiversity in Kids
A stepmother seeks help navigating the "system" to get an evaluation for her stepson, plus services to support his needs.
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KidsHome Safety
Read some basic steps to follow to ease anxiety and increase preparedness.
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KidsNeurodiversity in KidsBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Get the latest on what the top experts know about ADHD and giftedness in our children.
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KidsNutrition for Kids
For a child's health -- physical and mental -- vegetables have to be an important part of his diet.
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KidsFostering Responsibility
Dawdling at any age is not normal behavior. It is learned behavior.
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KidsSocial Development
When your child has a falling out with a friend, it's wise to leave this between them.
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KidsSocial Development
This is one of the normal and very painful developmental experiences of young teens.
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