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Spring
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A special need called Cinderella
Attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) is a
spectrum disability: it affects children in different ways.
For seven-year-old Kellan, it is a swing between
impulsiveness and unblinking concentration. For 14-year-old
Julie it is a daily frustration that led her to attempt her
own life. back
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My Job: Learning support assistant
Find out why one learning support assistant uses
chopsticks and brain gym in the classroom as part of her
teaching methods.
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Your rights: What you should know about home-school
agreements
What should home-school agreements contain, and do
parents have to sign them? Your rights looks at what parents
should know about these agreements and why they are a good
idea. back
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Policy: Where they stand
With an election pending this year, what can parents
expect from the three main political parties in relation to
education? Get the insight in our article on where they
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Education & health: A healthy balance act
So you want to get your children to start eating healthy.
That’s the easy part. When it comes to actually putting the
plan in action many parents find that meal times can become
a bit of a challenge. back
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Special focus: Education Show 2004
The annual education show in Birmingham has traditionally
been aimed at educators, but we take a look at the hidden
attractions and offers that will appeal to parents, too.
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Feature: The irony of fatherhood
Many fathers are prevented from playing as active a part
in their children’s lives as they would like because of a
system that discriminates against them. What’s being done?
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Follow the curriculum
This issue we follow physical education and uncover some
of the hidden skills and abilities that children gain from
lessons. back |
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