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Convincing the Teacher

"Our six-year-old daughter's teacher reassures me that everything is fine, yet my daughter comes home every day crying about what she calls her "slow brain" in reading and writing. Why isn't the teacher picking up on this problem?"

Talking With Teachers About ADD

ADHD in Elementary School

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ADHD Medication and Children

Going From an IEP to 504 My son is soon to be reevaluated for continuation of...
Manifestation of His ADHD Hi, On Friday my 16-year-old son was qualified for an...
Beyond Frustrated with My Almost-16-year-old Son I have an almost-16-yr-old son who continues to fail classes...

Is It ADD or a Learning Disability? "I have a nine-year-old with ADD. School has become a...
Reading Problems "Reading is difficult for my daughter – she seems to...
Helping My Daughter Learn To Read "How can I help my daughter improve her reading skills?...
Putting Kids in Charge of Their Learning Needs Students taught to speak up for themselves learn a lesson...
The Parent-Teacher Partnership Expert strategies for working with your ADHD child's teacher on...
Helping the Teacher Help Your Child with ADHD Accommodations A realistic game plan so parents can set up special...
Get the Most from Special-Education Meetings When meeting with the school about your child's ADHD or...

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