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Cindy’s 2025 Year in Books
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504 Plans and IEPs: Helping Your Child Get the Support They Need
When parents hear terms like 504 Plan or IEP, the conversation often centers on eligibility, services, and paperwork. But for children with ADHD and Executive Function challenges, the more important question is this: Do the adults supporting this child understand how their brain works? When that understanding is in place, the plan becomes more than ... Read more
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“Tip: When your child comes home from school, realize that it may be no different than someone coming home from a hard day at work. No matter how anxious you are to hear about how her test went or know how much homework she has, she may have no interest in rehashing her day—especially if it was stressful or talking about it would create more stress. Offer a snack, perhaps some space, or some light conversation about your own day. Do what you can to help your child refuel.”
― 8 Keys to Parenting Children with ADHD
― 8 Keys to Parenting Children with ADHD
“Handout The Impact of Stress on Learning … When we experience strong emotions (fear, extreme sadness, anger, embarrassment, etc.), our bodies release the hormone Cortisol, known as the “stress hormone.” This activates the rapid, reflexive responses of the amygdala (located at the back part of the brain), and the thinking part of our brain (the prefrontal cortex where the executive function are), shuts down. Reasoning and decision-making become challenging, we have a hard time considering other people’s perspectives, and we have a harder time accessing our memory. The brain goes into survival mode, which is often experienced as fight, flight, or freeze. Without calm: No learning can take place No problems can be solved Empathy for others becomes difficult”
― ADHD, Executive Function & Behavioral Challenges in the Classroom: Managing the Impact on Learning, Motivation and Stress
― ADHD, Executive Function & Behavioral Challenges in the Classroom: Managing the Impact on Learning, Motivation and Stress
