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How to Organize Schoolwork for the ADHD Brain

By Susan Lasky

Getting things done… frustrating for your child, and often a time-consuming nightmare for you! How to organize schoolwork can be overwhelming…

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teacher training and ADHD

Why Don’t Kids Turn In Their Homework If They’ve Done It?

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster

What can you do when kids don’t turn in their homework (when they’ve already done it)? Diane:This question is just…

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Steps to College Readiness – It’s Not Too Late

By Judith Bass

The transition from high school to college begins long before senior year in high school. There is no time like…

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Write A Letter to This Year’s New Teacher(s)

By Katherine McGee

Whether your child is moving on to the next grade, or making the leap to a new school, planning makes for a successful transition. At The Cloverleaf School, we work with our students to develop Learner Profiles. Each student helps to create a portfolio of useful information about how s/he learns and what s/he needs to succeed. This is helpful for the students, parents, teachers, and therapists.

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act and sat accommodations for ADHD

How to Get ACT and SAT Accommodations for ADHD, Part 1

By Judith Bass

It can be incredibly confusing for parents to figure out how to get ACT and SAT Accommodations for ADHD, but…

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Getting Organized is a Messy Business

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus

Helping our kids learn to get themselves organized is one of the greatest challenges we face as parents, isn’t it?…

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homework

Do Your Kids’ Homework… With Them

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus

Homework Is Like Riding a Bike Remember back to when you taught your kiddos to ride a bike? They started…

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Overcoming Learning Challenges – A Complex Kid Speaks Out

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus

Do you sometimes feel like you don’t know how to talk to your child about their learning challenges and how…

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smart vs organized

Don’t Confuse Smart with Organized

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus

In order to do well in school, kids need two things: organization and intelligence. And guess what? There’s a big…

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