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Time management for college students
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If you have a high school teen with LD/ADD
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As a college Learning Specialist, my mission is to increase postsecondary success rates for our students. I prepare high school students PROACTIVELY for the challenges of college.
As a college Learning Specialist, my mission is to increase postsecondary success rates for our students. I prepare high school students PROACTIVELY for the challenges of college.
As a college Learning Specialist, my mission is to increase postsecondary success rates for our students. I prepare high school students PROACTIVELY for the challenges of college.
As a college Learning Specialist, my mission is to increase postsecondary success rates for our students. I prepare high school students PROACTIVELY for the challenges of college.
As a college Learning Specialist, my mission is to increase postsecondary success rates for our students. I prepare high school students PROACTIVELY for the challenges of college.
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I am the parent of an LD/ADD son, and it seems like yesterday that I was in the trenches. I remember the anxiety in 12th grade, feeling uncertain about whether my son could "do" college (he WANTED to go).
Fortunately, besides being a parent, I've...
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Passing the Torch: Postsecondary Transition for Students with Disabilities
Passing the Torch: Postsecondary Transition for Students with Disabilities
By Jennifer Hursey, M. Ed.
Transitioning from high school to the workforce, college, technical school, or university is scary and overwhelming for kids with or without learning disabilities. From the day they enter as freshmen "tweens" to the final 180 days of their senior year, high schoolers are faced with the pressure of "what next, how will I get there, how will I make it?" These are not unfamiliar questions… Continue
By Jennifer Hursey, M. Ed.
Transitioning from high school to the workforce, college, technical school, or university is scary and overwhelming for kids with or without learning disabilities. From the day they enter as freshmen "tweens" to the final 180 days of their senior year, high schoolers are faced with the pressure of "what next, how will I get there, how will I make it?" These are not unfamiliar questions… Continue
Posted on October 14, 2009 at 12:30pm —
Bumps Abound When Students Become Their Own Advocates (Washington Post)
Bumps Abound When Students Become Their Own Advocates
Special Needs Can Make Transition to College Tricky
By Susan Kinzie
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, October 25, 2008;
After a decade of worrying about her son's attention-deficit disorder, meeting with teachers, calling around to get lost homework assignments and getting advice on SAT test accommodations, Lori Spinelli-Samara is facing this simple truth: Next year, in college, Nick is on his own.
The Olney mother knows he's… Continue
Posted on October 14, 2009 at 11:28am —
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 9:12pm on March 9, 2009,
DANA said… - Hi Joan! So nice to meet you on ADDer World!
- At 4:48am on March 8, 2009,
Bryan Hutchinson said… - Welcome to ADDer World Joan!
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