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Math disability in children: an overview

Learn about the signs and sources of a learning disability in math -- and how to detect them in your child.

Evaluation: an overview

What to expect when your child's learning strengths and needs are evaluated.

Helpful assessments for struggling young readers

Many parents ask if there are ways to assess a young child's reading problems without going through a full evaluation. In this article, a reading expert describes appropriate assessments for young readers.

Talking to your child about school

Help kids communicate about school with these simple tips.

Organizing a notebook for LD records and resources

Organizing a notebook for LD and ADHD records and resources

Setting up a system to stay organized saves time and energy when you're busy advocating for your child with special needs.

Specialists for learning and attention problems

Specialists in the field of learning and attention problems

If your child has a learning disability, you'll want to become familiar with the various types of professionals who may be involved in your child's education and an explanation of the services they provide.

Kids' thoughts about moving to the next grade in school

With insight and humor, kids describe their feelings about moving into the upper elementary grades.

When your teenager's peers are headed to college, but he is not

Help your teen formulate post-high school plans so he won't feel awkward talking with family and friends who ask about his future.

Self-esteem in children

How self-esteem and its various definitions affects all aspects of a child's life -- especially in kids with learning difficulties.

Collaborating with other adults to address your child's learning difficulties

Your child will benefit when you build positive partnerships with her teachers and other professionals.

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