Thursday, October 6, 2011

Homework Help for kids with ADHD

Does your child dread after-school study time? Are you tired of battling your student to get assignments turned in on time? You know that she's bright, capable, and will work hard when she's motivated. But you also know that homework requires our students to perform mundane tasks -- copy down assignments, bring home the right books, and keep track of due dates -- challenges for children with poor focus, attention, or memory. So how do you help her intelligence shine through? ADDitude Magazine explains a system to help parents and teachers help students with ADHD achieve better work skills, a sense of accomplishment, and lots of after-school smiles.

5 Rules for Successful IEPS

Check out this newsletter from Wrightslaw as they walk you through 5 rules for successful IEP meetings and effective advocacy.
http://www.wrightslaw.com/nltr/11/nl.0927.htm

Suvey on Flu Prevention for Families of Children with Special Healthcare Needs

The CDC is asking families of children with special healthcare needs to take a short survey. They are interested in learning what you know about flu prevention and treatment. Click here to participate in the survey