Coming to terms with your child's learning disability
It's normal to experience a range of emotions when your child is struggling in school. Facing your feelings and working through them can help you come to terms with your child's LD.
Marriage under pressure: when your child has special needs
When the whole family is caught up in the whirlwind of life with a child with LD, it's easy to neglect your marriage. This article offers coping skills for couples.
How learning disabilities affect family dynamics
Raising a child with LD is a family affair. Dr. Betty Osman explains how to manage many of the problems that may emerge.
Macaroni word play
Make words out of macaroni to help your beginning reader practice language skills.
Preschoolers and ADHD
Is it possible to diagnose and treat preschoolers with ADHD? A new study provides much-needed insights.
Partnering with the teacher when your child has ADHD
Expert strategies for working with your child's teacher on an effective classroom plan.
Prepare your child with ADD to ace exams
The key to performing well on tests is preparation - weeks, not hours, in advance. Learn to take good class notes, read to comprehend, and plan a test review schedule.
The role of the school site council
The school site council plays an important role in decision-making at many schools. Find out what the council does and how you can get involved.
10 easy ways to help your child's school
Volunteering your time or donating equipment can make a big difference at your school. Find out what you can offer.
Literacy programs for high schoolers
Can adult literacy programs help high school students who struggle with reading? In this article, an expert answers this question.
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