ADHD Add In School The Classroom Tips: The teacher, your child and ADD ADHD

February 1st, 2010 Shaka

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ADHD Add In School The Classroom Tips: The teacher, your child and ADD ADHD

The teacher, your child and ADD
If your child’s teacher suggests to you that your child may have ADD ADHD, try to keep an open mind and an even temper. Teachers are trained professionals, knowledgeable about kids and their behavior. They also spend 5 or 6 consecutive hours daily with your child. Remember that they can’t diagnose ADHD. Only a professional psychologist or psychiatrist can asess & diagnose attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
. Do not be pressured by the school to put your child on medication. It is not thier place to decide what your child needs. If ADHD ADD is suspected please get to a professional that has the knowledge to detect it. Treating them with courtesy and respect can earn you and your child a valuable ally.

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Home Schooling Requirements Tips: Homeschool Inspection

November 27th, 2009 Shaka

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Home Schooling Requirements Tips: Homeschool Inspection
Because most homeschools can be subject to an inspection by your state’s department of Administration, division of Non-Public Education, you should set up and keep a portfolio for each of the students you are homeschooling.

Your portfolio should include your letter of intent to homeschool, medical and immunization records, learning objectives for the year, lists of curriculums, reading lists, and, most importantly, a record of your child’s work in each of his or her subject areas. Even though this is a big job, it’s well worth the effort. You’ll enjoy looking back through old portfolios to look at stories, pictures and projects.

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Home School Methods Tips: Delayed Academic – Nuts-n-Bolts

November 24th, 2009 Shaka

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Home School Methods Tips: Delayed Academic – Nuts-n-Bolts
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Moore invented this method. It involves following the Moore formula:

zStudy every day, from a few minutes to a few hours.
zManual work, at least as much as study.
zHome and/or community service, an hour or so per day. Focus on kids´ interests and needs; be an example in consistency, curiosity and patience. Live with them! Worrly less about tests.

This is not an unschooling program; it is placing work interests before “book-ish” academics.

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November 10th, 2009 Shaka

State Homeschool Convention – An Exploration Through Homeschool Resources
Another valuable online resource for the homeschool family are homeschool convention schedules and information that can be accessed for your specific state and any surrounding states. Homeschool conventions provide many valuable resources as you plan, build and overhaul your homeschool curriculum and educational resources.

If it is at all possible, access a schedule and exhibit hall map for each convention that you plan to attend. Allow yourself enough time before the day of the convention to review and plan your visit; map out your course to ensure that you visit your top vendor choices. Homeschool conventions can be overwhelming and a bit “intoxicating” as you walk through large sales booths, each designed to catch your attention and seduce you with their wonderful displays of academic resources, expensive curriculums and “special one day-only offers.”

Prepare and allow enough time to attend seminars and discussion groups that will be scheduled during the convention. Again, it is advisable that you review the scheduled discussion topics and plan which seminars are most valuable to your educational goals. Determine as many specific details of your convention visit as possible prior to your arrival to the convention.

As the convention is generally a one-day event, make sure that the seminars you attend are timely for your academic needs so that you do not waste valuable shopping time listening to something that simply does not apply to your homeschool goals. Remember that you are attending this convention to locate and possibly purchase the best that you can provide for your children’s education; however, don’t break the bank buying things you could create at home with a little bit of research and effort.

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Fundraising Tips: Primary Responsibility

October 30th, 2009 Shaka

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Fundraising Tips: Primary Responsibility
The primary responsibility of a fundraiser is to make money. The key is to be creative and most of all, make it pleasurable to all involved. If your event does not offer something in return chances are you’ll loose money on the event.

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Freelance Agencies Tips: Flexibility for Employers

October 13th, 2009 Shaka

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Freelance Agencies Tips: Flexibility for Employers
Inevitably, your company will at some point need a quick replacement for a permanent employee. Many employment agencies are great for finding temporary job placement.

A number of agencies exist to address your specific needs in employment – from writers to Web designers. These companies provide top-quality individuals at a variety of skill levels that will be appropriate to the requirements of your project. The best part is that you’ll make good contacts with excellent workers who you can call on again in the future.

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