Expert tips for helping your child make friends and really thrive in social situations.

Federal law requires public schools to provide educational accommodations for ADHD students and those with learning disabilities. Here’s what parents should do to establish and maintain and IEP or 504 Plan.

Expert strategies for working with your ADHD child's teacher on an effective classroom plan and school accommodations to boost learning and behavior.

Explaining the acronyms, abbreviations, and terms associated with special education.

Consistent routines provide the homework help children with ADHD and learning disabilities need.

Expert tips for helping your child or student with ADHD better listen to, understand and follow directions at school and at home.

How teachers and parents can accommodate and encourage unique learning styles in school children with ADHD or learning disabilities.

Expert advice for bolstering language skills – reading, writing, and speaking – in children with ADHD and learning disabilities like dyslexia.

Work with your child to develop a school organization system for keeping homework papers and school supplies in their proper place.

Use this sample letter as a model when drafting your own letter to the teacher.

Does your child qualify for an Individualized Education Program or 504 Plan? Find out here.

Gadgets, software and other technologies to help students compensate for writing difficulties.

Strategies for harnessing ADHD hyperactivity in the classroom.

Guidelines to follow if your child needs a dose of ADHD medication during the school day.

Creative ways to keep distracted children with ADHD and learning disabilities focused and engaged in the classroom and at home.

Help children with ADHD think before they act by establishing clear expectations, positive incentives, and predictable consequences for good or bad school behavior.