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2003-03-03 Teaching Children with Attention Deficit Disorder
This article details many useful ways to establish a proper learning environment for students with ADD and ADHD. It also provides instructions for teaching and giving assignments to these students. Tips about modifying behavior, enhancing self-esteem, and discipline are included, too.
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2003-02-14 Dual Exceptionalities—Gifted Students with Disabling Conditions
Identification of giftedness in students who are disabled is difficult. Standardised tests and observational checklists are inadequate without modification. The following lists are intended to assist parents and teachers in recognizing intellectual giftedness in the presence of a disability.
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2003-02-13 Highly Unsaturated Fatty Acids in Dyslexic Children
There is evidence that dyslexia involves functional deficiencies in certain highly unsaturated fatty acids (HUFA). These are essential for normal brain development and function, but are often lacking from modern diets. Read more from results of this study.
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2003-01-31 ADHD—Recognition is the First Step
You throw your hands in the air in frustration. You’ve read all the books and done all the parenting programs but still you have a child who significantly under-performs at school despite having a normal intellect with no specific learning disabilities or whose behaviour problems are considerably worse than would be expected for the standard of parenting and home environment. Your child may be suffering from Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder.
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2003-01-30 Vision and Learning
Two general statements can be made about vision. First, vision is learned. A child learns to see just like he learns to walk and talk. Secondly, because vision is learned, vision is therefore trainable. If a child does not possess the necessary visual skills, he can be taught to possess them through the proper vision therapy techniques.
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