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AD/HD and Executive Function

Sometimes, when a child (or adult) is diagnosed for Attention Deficit Disorder, the report will mention that the individual has Executive Function deficits. Or, more commonly, the parent notices that while their child is extremely bright (genius IQ in some instances), they still struggle with school and make poor grades. In many of these [...]

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Attention Washington DC Parents

If your child attends public school, and you have had difficulties getting the school to provide proper accommodations for your child’s Attention Deficit Disorder, then Camille Tuutti-Winkler would like to talk to you. Ms. Tuutti-Winkler is a writer currently working on an article about alternative schooling options for children with AD/HD. The goal [...]

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Oops! It’s Tuesday!

Today’s Tuesday Ten Minute Tip is now posted.  Sorry about the delay - with the Easter holiday, my husband had a 4 day week-end, and today when he went back to work, it seemed like Monday, so I forgot to post the new one.  It’s there now; hope you find it useful.
 
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