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    Good Teachers Have Scary Thoughts

    It was my first (and only) year teaching.  Though my background was in mental health, I thought I would try my hand at education.  Sure, it was an incredible learning curve to be a teacher, but, all things considered, I did pretty well.  My classroom was one of clear and high expectations, kindness, creativity, mutual respect, and learning.  I had great reviews from administration, fantastic results on evaluations, and my supervisors were encouraging me to continue the teaching path. But good teachers can have scary thoughts. What I would never let anyone know was that, while on the outside I seemed to have a pretty well-put together classroom, on the…

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    5 Ways to Support Children with ADHD

    Does your child have ADHD? Do you ever feel stuck or overwhelmed trying to connect and communicate with your ADHD child? You are not alone. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, is very common in children. Children with ADHD can have difficulty paying attention and concentrating. They can also be hyperactive or impulsive. While some children cope well with their symptoms, other children have more difficulty. Here are five ways you can support children with ADHD. Create a Schedule Making a schedule and sticking to it may seem impossible for busy parents. Creating a schedule, though, can make your child’s day organized and predictable. Parents can begin by slowly integrating…

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