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Tablespoons & Teaspoons: Teaching Teens With LD the Art of Meal Preparation
Get expert, step-by-step advice on teaching your child with a learning disability or AD/HD to plan and prepare meals.
Dollars and sense: Financial skills for teens with learning disabilities
Help your child with LD or AD/HD develop his money management know-how with these expert tips.
On the Right Track: Teaching Your Teen With LD to Manage Travel and Transportation
Many kids with learning disabilities and AD/HD have a hard time getting around independently. Learn how you can help your teen fine-tune his navigation skills.
Planning For College: A Team Effort
A successful college graduate with AD/HD shares how she and her parents worked together to plan for college.
How Temperament Affects Parents, Children, and Family Life
Don't assume family friction is a result of your child having LD or AD/HD. It could be due to his temperament -- and yours!
Research Trends: The Daily Life Of Children With AD/HD and Their Moms
An expert interprets a unique study that maps the daily living challenges of mothers and their kids with AD/HD
Finding the "Best Fit" for Young People with LD in the Workplace
Paul Gerber, Ph. D., discusses the process of finding a good match between one's individual strengths, job-related tasks, and the work environment.
A Therapist Answers Parents' Questions about Problem Behavior
Parents raise issues ranging from homework hassles, to school avoidance, to oppositional behavior in their kids with learning and attention problems.
Parent tales: First signs of a reading disorder
GreatSchools members share stories about the first signs and symptoms of their children's reading issues.
