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Teachers learn how to apply chess to math, science #dyscalculia

Math and science are always challenging subjects for young students but teachers have found a way to utilize chess in the classroom. Chess can actually be used to teach math and science to their students. Gifted education teachers are always looking for better ways to educate. They will want to read about the topics that are […]

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6 Million Visits for ADHD by US Kids Each Year #adhd

Children with a primary diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyper Disorder, also known as ADHD, recorded an average of 6.1 million doctor visits during the 2012-13 years. A whopping 60% of those visits were to pediatricians or family practitioners, while psychiatrist appointments accounted for 36%. The rate was higher among boys than girls.

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ADHD Drug Plus Therapy Can Improve Cognitive Outcomes for TBI Patients #adhd

Researchers at Indiana University School of Medicine believe that the use of the drug Ritalin, more formerly known as the stimulant drug methylphenidate, can be used in combination with cognitive behavioural rehabilitation to help individuals who are suffering from traumatic brain injury, more commonly known as TBI. The combination improved episodic and working memory, and […]

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Still value in learning cursive handwriting #dysgraphia

Cursive handwriting has played an important role in the history of education. It is a delicate and refined art form that is has received praise. Find out how cursive handwriting has fared over the years among talented people. Many critics have asked what has happened to civilized writing. They wonder if the keyboard will replace […]

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Cashier lets autistic boy help scan groceries #spd

Children with autism have received renewed attention from many sources. They are finding acceptance in society as a whole too. Read the story of an autistic child who helped bring up items at a register where the cashier was kind enough to allow him to do just that. That act of kindness attracted attention from all corners […]

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ADHD and Out of Sync #adhd

Do you or a loved one with ADHD often feel as if you are out of sync with the world around you? Are you habitually late and struggle with time in general? This article addresses such issues.

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