What is an IEP?
Learn the ins and outs of an Individualized Education Program (IEP).
7 myths about ADHD... debunked!
The truth behind seven mistaken beliefs about ADHD.
Learning disabilities: An overview
Learning disabilities: What are they and what should you watch for?
Red flags of a learning issue
How do you know if your child is struggling with a learning issue or learning disability at school? Learn to read the clues.
Abolishing dyslexia's stigma
A writer and entrepreneur — who is dyslexic — advocates abolishing the stigma and shame associated with learning disabilities by looking at reading in a whole new way.
Parent tales: first signs of a reading disorder
°ÅÀÖÊÓƵ parents share stories about the first signs and symptoms of their children's reading disabilities.
Reinforcing small changes in your child's behavior
Are you baffled about how to manage your child's difficult behavior? Remember that each step he takes toward better behavior is a move in the right direction.
Is it ADHD or something else?
Consider these factors to help determine what is causing your child's attention or hyperactivity problem.
LD and the arts
Participating in the arts can help kids with learning disabilities discover dynamic new ways of learning.
5 things not to say to kids with learning and attention issues about going back to school
It’s easy to say the wrong thing about going back to school. Here are some things you might think about saying — and what to say instead.
Reinforcing your child’s IEP goals over the summer
Consider ways to make sure your child works on her IEP goals over the summer — through the school, a summer program, or your efforts at home. Here are some guidelines.
School discipline: The rights of students with IEPs and 504 plans
Learn your child's rights when it comes to school discipline.
Individualized Education Program (IEP) goals: the basics
Learn about goals and objectives (or benchmarks), which are the core of your child's IEP.
Teen drivers with ADHD: realities and risks
Getting behind the wheel can be especially risky for teens with ADHD. But with extra time and effort, you can help your teen become a safe, competent driver.
Evaluation for a learning disability: public or private?
If you're considering having your child tested for a learning disability, you may wonder if it's better to pay for a private evaluation or ask your public schools to do it. This article can help you make that decision.
Andrew's journal: Growing up with dyslexia and ADHD
From second grade through high school, Andrew has shared his story of getting through school with the dual challenges of dyslexia and ADHD.
Make it a perfect learning summer
Finding the perfect camp when your child has LD
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