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Exercise and the ADHD Brain: The Neuroscience of Movement #adhd

When you think about treatment options for those with ADHD in both children and adults, what comes to mind? Chances are if you do not know much about treatment options, you may know that often children and adults are both treated with medicine. However, there is a new research that indicates treatment for ADHD would […]

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Wilton parent backs dyslexia bill focused on early intervention #dyslexia

What happens when you have two very different children when it comes to learning in school? Kara Berghaus experienced just that with both of her children were both children started off excited for school but her son started to no longer look forward to school in the middle of the first grade. This was when […]

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14 Simple Ways To Actually Improve Your Handwriting #dysgraphia

Are you looking for ways to improve your handwriting? Buzzfeed has compiled a list of suggestions for you. For starters, watch calligraphy videos or any videos that teach handwriting. Select pens with quick-drying ink that’s especially important for left-handers. Select the most comfortable grip for your hand, and browse the handwriting subreddit for helpful tips […]

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Quiet rooms for autistic youth added to airports #spd

A recent change in the way some airports are running might just have brought a little sanity to families and other passengers alike. Do you know a child that is on the autism spectrum or have you ever traveled with children in general? If you answered yes to either of these questions, chances are that […]

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Dyslexic Triad Teen Inspires Proposed Law #dyslexia

With his family’s support, Forsyth County teenager, Payne Auchmuty, who was diagnosed with dyslexia in fourth grade, has taken his and others future into his own hands. He is directly responsible for a new bill, HB 149, that would offer teachers more training on how to teach students with the learning challenge.

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Why Do Girls Statistically Do Worse in Math Than Boys? #dyscalculia

Have you given thought to why girls statistically do worse in math than boys? Honestly, it is no secret that there is a large gap between the genders of both male and female when it comes to math or even other STEM-oriented classes. But, why? Researchers are currently still working on a study in regards […]

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Tackling learning disabilities #dyscalculia

When you look at children do you often think that they may have a difficult time learning? Or do you look at each child as an individual? Chances are that neither of these ideas comes to mind unless you work in the education system or if you have children that have a difficult learning.

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