School Help for Kids with Dyslexia & ADHD

Reading, writing and math help for school children with dyslexia, learning disabilties and attention deficit disorder (ADD ADHD)

• A Better Memory: 15 Ways to Help Your ADHD Child Remember
  15 expert tips for boosting memory and improving academic performance... more »
• How to Improve Reading Skills in Children with ADHD or Learning Disabilities
  Guaranteed tips for improving reading comprehension in children with ADHD... more »
• Better Language Skills for Children with ADHD or Learning Disabilities
  Expert strategies for bolstering language skills – reading, writing, and... more »
• Make Reading Riveting for Children with ADHD and Learning Disabilities
  What parents can do to make reading more enjoyable and... more »
• Bring Math to Life for Children with ADHD and Learning Disabilities
  These five games will help children with ADHD and learning... more »
• Success at School: Reading Help for Children with ADHD or Learning Disabilities
  How children with attention deficit disorder (ADD ADHD) or learning... more »
• Writing Help for Teens with ADHD
  Does your middle- or high-school student have trouble with writing?... more »
• Math Help: 12 Ways to Boost Test Scores for Children with ADHD and Learning Disabilities
  A dozen ways to improve math comprehension and testing for... more »

• My Son Hates to Read!
  "My 11-year-old ADD/LD son hates to read. How can I... more »
• Helping a Visual Learner
  "My daughter has trouble with her oral vocabulary quizzes —... more »
• Reading Problems
  "Reading is difficult for my daughter – she seems to... more »
• Helping My Daughter Learn To Read
  "How can I help my daughter improve her reading skills?... more »
• Homeschooling the AD/HD Child
  "What is your opinion on home schooling children with ADD?"... more »
• Should My Son Go Back to First Grade?
  "Should my son leave his twin and return to first... more »
• Repetitive Speech
  "Is repetitive speech due to my son's medicine, his ADD,... more »
• Should I Hold Back My Son?
  "My son is bright but inattentive. Should I have him... more »
• On The Move
  "We will be moving to the U.S. after two years... more »
• Skipping Words
  "My daughter's school won't recognize her reading problems. What can... more »

• Writing Skills for Children with ADHD and Learning Disabilities Like Dyslexia
  Writing help for school children with learning disabilities and attention... more »
• Reading Help for School Children with ADHD and Dyslexia
  Special-education reading tips for school children with dyslexia and attention... more »
• Sixth Grade Can Really Kill You
  How kids struggling with learning disabilities often hide their problems... more »
• Thank You, Mr. Falker
  A special teacher makes a world of difference for a... more »
• My Name Is Brain Brian
  A dyslexic sixth-grader undergoes amazing changes during the school year... more »
• Josh! A Boy with Dyslexia
  A 10-year-old boy learns to start all over again... more »
• Leaps and Bounds
  One-on-one instruction for kids who struggle to read can create... more »
• Try, Try Again
  One mom praises her son for choosing math over recess... more »

• Going From an IEP to 504
  My son is soon to be reevaluated for continuation of... more »
• Manifestation of His ADHD
  Hi, On Friday my 16-year-old son was qualified for an... more »
• Beyond Frustrated with My Almost-16-year-old Son
  I have an almost-16-yr-old son who continues to fail classes... more »
• Boarding Schools for ADHD Children
  If anyone has any information on Boarding Schools for kids... more »
• Summer Treatment Program
  Has anyone had any experience with summer treatment programs for... more »
• I Guess It's Not Just Me
  Wow. All I keep saying is "wow". I found this... more »

The 3 Rs: Creative Learning Tricks for Children with ADHD Bringing Up BrunoHer Way with WordsADHD and Me Yellow Bird and MeADHD & Me: What I Learned from Lighting Fires at the Dinner TableAnnie's Plan

Which of these accommodations has made a difference for your child at school? Extra time to complete in-class assignments and tests A seat in the front row Daily or weekly communication with the teacher An extra set of books or materials A laptop or other technological aid