Words Can Hurt: Teaching Kids Better Ways to Express Anger
Kids with learning and attention difficulties may lash out with angry, hurtful words when upset. Help yours find a better way to blow off steam.
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Understanding Bullying and Its Impact on Kids With Learning Disabilities or AD/HD
Kids with learning or attention problems can be easy prey for bullies. An expert tells you how to recognize the signs that your child is being bullied.
Life success for children with learning disabilities: a parent guide
Research has identified certain qualities that help kids with LD succeed in life.
How Do Kids With Learning Disabilities Become Successful?
An expert explains that research has revealed several factors that help people with learning disabilities become successful adults.
The Implications of Success Attribute Research for Kids With Learning Disabilities
A researcher explains how a long-term study of success attributes in kids with learning disabilities can be applied to education .
Learning disabilities and psychological problems: An overview
What's the connection between learning disabilities and psychological problems? Learn what the research tells us.
How to Help a Child with Learning Disabilities Who is Lonely
An expert discusses how to help your child avoid or cope with loneliness.
Great expectations: How parents affect school success for teens with LD
This study shows that parents' high expectations of their teens with learning disabilities are linked to better educational outcomes.
Loneliness among Children With Learning Disabilities
What causes kids with learning disabilities or AD/HD to feel lonely? An expert tells you what the research shows.
Developmental Milestones: Your 8-Year-Old Child
Knowing what to expect as your child grows can reassure you that your child is on track with his peers or alert you to potential concerns. Below are some milestones to watch for in your eight-year-old.
