There’s more to your child’s behavior than what you see. What if the real struggle isn’t defiance but the way the world feels to them, both inside and out? This episode offers a powerful new lens on neurodivergence, gender, identity, and safety. It’s a conversation that invites you to pause, reconsider, and stay curious from […]
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You want to feel close. You want to be present during sex. But instead, your brain won’t stop buzzing. You’re thinking about your to-do list, or that weird sound the fan is making, or how your bra strap suddenly feels like a vice grip. Your brain might obsessively loop on whether you’re “doing it right” […]
According to a US News report, Oklahoma ranks 43rd in the nation for quality of K-12 education. While there is no doubt there are struggles for the state in terms of education and literacy, the values and skills that Oklahomans possess aren’t always easy to see from testing alone. State Education Superintendent Joy Hofmeister made […]
Now that the COVID-19 vaccines are available for most children over 5 years of age, separated parents are facing many unprecedented challenges, including whether to vaccinate their children. This poses a novel challenge to courts when the parents remain in disagreement. Navigating any disagreement regarding minor children, whether the parents are in an intact family/relationship […]
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VALPARAISO — A parent in Valparaiso Community Schools filed a lawsuit in this case against the district and Porter County Education Services, claiming discrimination toward a disabled student. Victoria rinds previously won a due process against the district and PCES during the summer of 2021, when an independent hearing officer found that her child with […]
Chennai: In a bid to address the issues in school education, the Tamil Nadu government has undertaken core research activities, including the impact of social media and mobile apps on learning habits among students. Accordingly, the Tamil Nadu State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), a wing of the School Education Department, has been […]
By Anne Dachl Every week when I look through the stories I’ve collected loss of brain trust, I’m looking for the one that really caught my attention. This week it was one from Great Britain The Northamptonshire Telegraph ran the story North Northants students are being forced into expensive out-of-county internships as special schools are […]
Welcome to Tea & Tips, where we answer burning questions from parents and educators – always aiming at one topic at a time and helping you to improve communication, self-confidence and calm. Today’s topic: Conversations with children about ADHD and other complex challenges. Elaine:Therefore, parents of children of all ages often ask this question, how […]
Research summary People with autism are at increased risk of developing gastrointestinal disorders such as inflammatory bowel disease, ulcerative colitis, or Crohn’s disease, according to a review of eight studies. Autism research Various interventions to improve balance have been shown to be helpful in autistic children and adolescents. Perception and motor skills The severity of […]
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Cell Service: Parent reports suggest stem cell therapy may have reduced their children’s autism characteristics, but experts remain skeptical. Cavan Images / Getty Images Unknown financial conflicts of interest and a lack of adequate clarification affect a new study that injected four autistic children with stem cells from their own bone marrow, bioethicists say. The […]
