LD and High-School Success
Enlightened teachers who understand learning disabilities are the best insurance that a child with LD will be successful in high school. read more
August 17, 1998
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Reading Disability and ADD
Find out what to do when your child's teachers can't figure out why his reading skills are not advancing. read more
August 17, 1998
Testing for LD
What should you do when your ex doesn't support your wish to test your child for LD? And where can you go for testing? read more
August 17, 1998
Gender Norms
Children don't always conform to gender norms. If you're concerned, here are a few things you can do. read more
February 19, 2001
Curbing Manipulative Behavior
When your child is willing to go to extremes to get her way, it's time to seek professional help. read more
August 3, 2001
Different Types of Evaluations
The type of evaluation your child will receive depends largely on what kind of kindergarten he will be attending. read more
April 10, 2001
Making Sense of a Second Opinion
Here's how to reconcile differing opinions on your child's behavior. read more
March 14, 2001
A Child's Bouts of Anger
Expert advice for a teacher dealing with a student prone to angry outbursts. read more
February 9, 2001
Preventing Violence
Unless they're taught differently from an early age, children might resort to using their fists to solve problems. read more
February 5, 2001
When to Start Day Care
Most experts advise waiting as long as possible before putting your child into day care. read more
May 13, 2002
Speech Therapy at Home
Reading to your child may be one of the best forms of speech therapy. read more
March 18, 2002
Starting Kindergarten
When your child's birthday is near the cut-off for kindergarten, think carefully about your options. read more
May 18, 2001