Kids

Expert advice for a teacher dealing with a student prone to angry outbursts.

Setting strict rules to restrict your son's in-class tomfoolery can sometimes backfire.

A sudden onset of anxiety attacks usually has a specific cause that can be addressed.

Discover a recommended resource that can help you tell your son about his LD.

Read what you can do to help a child with ADHD who is bright, but believes that she "can't do math."

A child who acts "goofy and loud" needs help learning the correct way to speak with others.

Many children with ADHD have handwriting difficulties. Medication help some children; others need additional intervention.

There are important steps that need to be taken to make a diagnosis of ADD/ADHD.

A parent has an absolute right to request an evaluation for a child who is having significant problems in school.

When none of the ADHD medications is helping your child, it's time to step back and get the full picture.

When parents suffer from the same learning problems as their child, they can have a tough time offering help.

Whether you live, your children are entitled to have an evaluation to see why they are having trouble in school.

College may not be the best choice for someone with ADD who struggles in school. Before applying, it's wise to explore what feels more interesting and exciting.

Sometimes a child's nerves can set off health problems.

Read ideas on how to curb a child's inclination to swear.

Find ways to encourage a child to be more social.

Find suggestions for assisting a child in dealing with a school bully.

Retention decisions should not be made quickly. Investigate the issues before a decision is made.