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    Neurodiversity in Kids

    These suggestions can help a new teacher get up to speed quickly on how to work with gifted and talented children.

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    Neurodiversity in Kids

    Find advice on what to do when the staff at your child's school doesn't understand learning disabilities.

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    ADHD

    An expert advises a parent who seeks a good school in St. Louis for her kindergartner with ADHD.

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    ADHD

    Learn about the three types of ADHD.

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    Fitness in Kids

    A boy who weighs 250 pounds may be seriously jeopardizing his health. He needs to start exercising!

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    ADHD

    What can you do to motivate a gifted 12-year-old who has ADD and is slated for retention?

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    Neurodiversity in Kids

    A parent seeks information about how to find private schools for her son, who is LD but not behavioral, hyperactive, or ADHD.

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    ADHD

    A parent asks how you can tell when a child's inattention is selective and when it indicates an underlying attention or processing problem.

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    Neurodiversity in Kids

    There is no special education category in the law for ADHD.

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    ADHD

    Even the most experienced teachers can find working with a 13-year-old adolescent challenging.

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    Neurodiversity in Kids

    Our expert suggests techniques for ameliorating word confusion in a 13-year-old with ADHD and CAPD.

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    Instilling Values and Manners

    Spiritual thoughts and feelings are an integral part of the emotional growth process for young children.

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    Physical Development

    Even very young children are prone to teasing those different from them.

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    Social Development

    Sooner or later you will have to deal with your child's realization that some parts of her body are pleasurable.

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    Neurodiversity in Kids

    When your child exhibits several signs of learning or developmental disabilities, it's time to get her tested.

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    Emotional Development

    It is okay for a boy to cry. Twelve-year-olds are still very much children and because they are entering puberty, they will often cry easily.

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    Children's Health

    When children are overweight, it's more important to focus on good health and good nutrition than on losing weight.

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    Behavior and Discipline

    Good discipline begins with a discussion of what is and is not acceptable behavior in your home.

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