Post by misty on Jun 23, 2006 15:07:39 GMT -5
Striking a balance
Courtesy of the Children's Health Council.
Children with learning differences (LD) and other school problems need to maintain academic skills over the summer, but they also need to be freed of the pressures and stresses of school. As a parent of a child with LD, you may be wondering, "How do I find that balance?" Decisions about summer activities should take into account your child's age, interests, and temperament - as well as the degree of academic difficulty and availability of programs.
Thetes some great ideas here! Read on:
school.familyeducation.com/learning-disabilities/treatments/37800.html?wtlAC=FE_LD-ADHD_2006-06-23,email-h
Courtesy of the Children's Health Council.
Children with learning differences (LD) and other school problems need to maintain academic skills over the summer, but they also need to be freed of the pressures and stresses of school. As a parent of a child with LD, you may be wondering, "How do I find that balance?" Decisions about summer activities should take into account your child's age, interests, and temperament - as well as the degree of academic difficulty and availability of programs.
Thetes some great ideas here! Read on:
school.familyeducation.com/learning-disabilities/treatments/37800.html?wtlAC=FE_LD-ADHD_2006-06-23,email-h