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CDC defines ADHD (attention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorder) as a neurodevelopmental disorder. It is not a problem that only affects children. The American Psychiatric Association reports that around 2.5 adults in the US have ADHD. Adults with the disorder normally deal with multiple frustrating symptoms that can hinder everything from career to…
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For students with a learning disability, leaving for college may be challenging time. For one thing, you are an adult now and advocating for your rights as a person with disabilities is your responsibility! Learn how to transition to college if you have a learning disability.
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Find out what is the Executive Function Disorder is and explore common treatment options to alleviate the symptoms of EFD.
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By Shannon Stringer & Zahavit Paz An overview of the different types of critical assistive technologies needed to provide support for student success in all academic settings. Technology can give students access to learning opportunities previously closed to them. It will help level the playing field. Technology can be the…
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How to Stand up to the People Who Step All Over You New research shows what to do when others take advantage of you. The norms of ordinary social convention include the expectation that adults respect each other’s rights to make their own decisions and maintain their individuality, even in…
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When a challenge interests them, ADHD become productive and enjoy discovering non-traditional approaches.
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