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Children with executive functioning issues often face learning challenges like getting organized and managing their time. Mark Griffin, Ph.D., will be on hand to answer your questions about executive functioning issues and learning.
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Kids with learning and attention issues face challenges other kids don’t. But facing challenges and learning from them can help your child develop resilience. Join Mark Griffin, Ph.D., to learn more about building your child’s confidence, self-esteem and resilience in this expert chat.
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What You’ll Learn
What is special education? Who qualifies for special education? What disabilities are covered by special education? What does “least restrictive environment” mean? What strategies help special education students in the general education classroom? What are self-contained classrooms, inclusion and out-of-district placement? What are accommodations? What are modifications? What do “related services” include? What is an Individualized Education Program (IEP)?
Special education is a complex and ever-changing system of principles, practices, relevant laws and policies. Understanding special education processes and working with your school can be complex. Whether you have a question about special education or need support in working with your school, we are here to help.
An anxiety log can help you spot patterns in your child’s behavior. Then you may find it easier to choose calming strategies that work. Tracking signs of anxiety in your young child or signs of anxiety in your tween or teen can also help you figure out if what you’re seeing is typical anxiety or an anxiety problem.
Take a look at these eight new apps that have come out in the last year. In general, they’re appropriate for kids in grade school and up. (Keep in mind that many new apps are only available on iOS at first. They often come out with an Android version later.)
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Intervention Central provides resources for teachers/parents to support positive behavior in students as well as support in academics. There are videos, articles, workshops, etc. Check it out!
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Butte County is a great place to raise kids. Our resources for children and families can help you find local events, services for new mothers, nutrition information and more.
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ADHD can affect how kids use technology. Join Jodi Gold, M.D., child and adolescent psychiatrist, to learn practical tips for helping your child manage screen time.
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Understood.org is a website created for parents looking for resources, articles, webinars, etc., with topics ranging from learning disabilities to gifted and talented education and everything in between!
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