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What is a 504 Plan? A 504 plan is a legal document developed under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act that provides equal access to educational programs and activities for students with disabilities. The purpose of a 504 plan is to ensure that students with attention, learning, social, behavioral, or emotional issues receive accommodations that meet their individualized needs in
Sarah was a concerned mother who had noticed that her son, Jack, was struggling in school. He was easily distracted, forgetful, and had a hard time completing assignments. After speaking with Jack’s teacher, she learned that he had been exhibiting similar behaviors in class. Sarah was worried that Jack’s struggles would hold him back academically and wanted to get him
504 vs. IEP: Tailored Treatments in Education Navigating getting support for your child, teen, or young adult struggling in school or college is complicated for most parents. The process is challenging, and the rules seem hidden. You may have asked your friends, your physician, or even your child’s teacher and still need to figure out how to get the right
One out of ten children has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ADHD must be diagnosed early on since it can persist into adulthood. The key to success is teaching kids practical coping skills to compensate for their shortcomings. Time management, improved social skills, and good communication can help greatly. Children with ADHD also have hyperactivity, impulsivity, and/or attention problems. Kids with
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common mental health issues in children and adults. People with ADHD experience problems staying focused, being attentive, displaying hyperactive-impulsive behaviors, or both. But how does ADHD affect memory? Children with ADHD struggle with executive functions. Executive functioning refers to one’s mental skills, including flexible thinking, self-control, and working memory. These
Back-to-school anxiety is a normal part of a child’s transition to school. As parents, it is crucial to be aware of how our children are feeling when it comes to a place where they are spending a majority of their time. There are a lot of reasons why this type of anxiety is normal; such as fear about getting sick, bullying,
What is a 504 Plan? A 504 plan is a legal document developed under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act that provides equal access to educational programs and activities for students with disabilities. The purpose of a 504 plan is to ensure that students with attention, learning, social, behavioral, or emotional issues receive accommodations that meet their individualized needs in
Sarah was a concerned mother who had noticed that her son, Jack, was struggling in school. He was easily distracted, forgetful, and had a hard time completing assignments. After speaking with Jack’s teacher, she learned that he had been exhibiting similar behaviors in class. Sarah was worried that Jack’s struggles would hold him back academically and wanted to get him
504 vs. IEP: Tailored Treatments in Education Navigating getting support for your child, teen, or young adult struggling in school or college is complicated for most parents. The process is challenging, and the rules seem hidden. You may have asked your friends, your physician, or even your child’s teacher and still need to figure out how to get the right
One out of ten children has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ADHD must be diagnosed early on since it can persist into adulthood. The key to success is teaching kids practical coping skills to compensate for their shortcomings. Time management, improved social skills, and good communication can help greatly. Children with ADHD also have hyperactivity, impulsivity, and/or attention problems. Kids with
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is one of the most common mental health issues in children and adults. People with ADHD experience problems staying focused, being attentive, displaying hyperactive-impulsive behaviors, or both. But how does ADHD affect memory? Children with ADHD struggle with executive functions. Executive functioning refers to one’s mental skills, including flexible thinking, self-control, and working memory. These
Back-to-school anxiety is a normal part of a child’s transition to school. As parents, it is crucial to be aware of how our children are feeling when it comes to a place where they are spending a majority of their time. There are a lot of reasons why this type of anxiety is normal; such as fear about getting sick, bullying,
The effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment vary by patient and condition. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, LLC does not guarantee certain results.
