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Does your child’s learning disability make study and homework a challenge? Does he or she consistently hand in work late, unfinished, or not …
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Asperger’s Syndrome, a high functioning form of autism, causes communication problems and rigid or obsessive behaviors. The earlier a diagnosis …
Continue ReadingThis brief overview will help parents understand the differences between three common terms often referenced in special education, and what they mean …
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This CARS rating scale is used frequently by school psychologists in evaluating and providing a diagnosis of students presenting autism symptoms. The …
Continue ReadingWhen the time comes for you to attend your child’s first IEP (Individualized Education Program), there is a definite process that happens. There …
Continue ReadingIt is important not to assume too much about what a child with disabilities can achieve. The last thing you want to do is limit that child because of …
Continue ReadingHaving a child in the Special Education system can be a difficult and trying experience for many parents. There are times when having a special …
Continue ReadingThe Child Behavior Checklist is an assessment instrument to assist parental involvement in the social development of their child. How is this test …
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If your child is going to take the SAT or ACT, accommodations are possible for children with special needs. Arrangements can include additional time, …
Continue ReadingCreating effective communication with parents will provide students with maximized learning opportunities in the classroom. As teachers and parents …
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