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Why it’s important not to wait to get support Reading is a fundamental skill that

eLearning raises many challenges for students with IEPs or 504 Plans. Here’s how to get

This year, your annual meeting will most likely be conducted virtually. Here are some tips

As school districts release their health and safety plans for school this Fall, parents scramble

Most school districts will be administering part-time or full-time distance learning this fall. Here are

Back-to-school time this year will be challenging for educators, parents, and especially children. Here are some tips to help prepare and set expectations.

Having a healthy sleeping pattern is tough enough for adults, never mind children with ADHD. Fortunately, there are things you can do to help them have a good night’s sleep.

A national parent survey found that around 6.1 million children (9.4%) have ADHD. When many think of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), they picture young children. However, around 3 million people with ADHD are between the ages of 12-17. There are many questions and some breakthroughs about how the condition changes as children get older and approach adulthood.

We look at what parents can expect of tweens and teens with ADHD.

How much do we love audiobooks? Let us count the ways …

With children across the globe being schooled at home, thanks to COVID-19, many parents are worried about one thing: what will happen to their kid’s reading habits? Reading fatigue happens at the best of times, and for children with dyslexia, it can be especially difficult to stick to their reading lists when there’s no one there to walk them through it.

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), around 6.1 million children were diagnosed with ADHD in 2016. Many of them also struggle with other emotional, mental, or behavioral disorders.