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ADHD for Parents: Looks Can be Deceiving

September 16, 2016/in ADHD, Behavior, Frontpage Article, Middle School, Parent, Professional, Teaching /by Wendy Taylor

The Center for Disease Control reports that over 10 percent of children and teens suffer from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Even more shocking, many cases go unreported or are misdiagnosed, providing families with improper information and treatment options. With such a prevalence of attention difficulties among America’s youth, it is no wonder that the […]

ADHD MONTH: Looks can be deceiving

September 13, 2016/in ADHD, Behavior, Frontpage Article, Frustration, Learning, Middle School, Parent, Professional, Teaching /by Wendy Taylor

Since the classroom environment lends itself to tasks involving focus, attentiveness, attention to detail, cooperative learning, and time management skills, educators are sometimes the first to notice the growing prevalence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and the symptoms that accompany the disorder. More and more children are exhibiting attention issues in and out of […]

Writing a Paragraph: High School

September 8, 2016/in Frontpage Article, High School, Parent, Professional, Teaching, Writing /by Wendy Taylor

Writing is arguably one of the most beneficial skills taught in the academic realm. Since strong writing abilities are valuable in every content area and career down the road, mastery of this skill is essential. As with most undertakings, practice is key to developing a student’s writing—the more a child writes, the better that child […]

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