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  • ADHD fact sheet

    Looking for fast facts on ADHD (also known as ADD)? Click on the link above to get a one-page ADHD fact sheet. You can view and read the fact sheet, or download and print it out to take to give it to friends, family members, colleagues, and anyone else who wants to learn about ADHD.

  • Dyslexia fact sheet

    What is dyslexia? This one-page fact sheet provides essential information for beginners. Click on the download link above to read the fact sheet online, or print it out and give it to friends, family, teachers, or co-workers.

  • ADHD fact sheet

    ADHD / Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is real. ADHD is caused by differences in the brain. Just trying harder doesnt make it easier to focus. is common. Milli ons of kids and adults have ADHD. Some are hyperactive. Some are daydreamy. All struggle with skills called executive functio

  • Slow processing speed fact sheet

    Use this fact sheet to get and share basic information about slow processing speed. Click on the link above to read the fact sheet online, or print it out and give it to teachers, family members, and friends.

  • Language disorder fact sheet

    What is a language disorder? This one-page fact sheet lays out the basics. Click the link to see fast facts on language disorders, or print it out and share it with friends, family, teachers, and co-workers.

  • Dyslexia fact sheet

    Dyslexia is real. Its a learning difference that makes reading difficult. It often runs in families. Researchers have been studying dyslexia for more than 100 years. is common. Some e xperts say 5 to 10 percent of people have dyslexia. Others say as many as 17 percent show signs of it. is li

  • Bullying fact sheet

    When kids face bullying, it may seem like theyre the only ones. But its a widespread problem. And kids who learn and think differently may be especially at risk. Get essential facts on bullying. Click on the download link above to print this one-page fact sheet.

  • ADA fact sheet

    Learn the basics about the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA) in this one-page fact sheet. This federal civil rights law protects from discrimination people of all ages with disabilities. That includes people with ADHD or learning disabilities. View the fact sheet above, or click on the link to do

  • Written expression disorder fact sheet

    What is written expression disorder? This one-page fact sheet lays out the basics on this learning difference. Click the download link to read it online, or print it out and give it to friends, family, teachers, and co-workers.

  • Sensory processing challenges fact sheet

    Learn the basics of sensory processing challenges with this printable fact sheet.

  • Section 504 fact sheet

    Get basic information about Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 in this one-page fact sheet. You can view and read the fact sheet above, print it out, or share it with others who want to learn more about this civil rights law. (Click on the download link to print the fact sheet.) - Lea

  • Learning and thinking differences fact sheet

    What are learning and thinking differences? Get basic information in this one-page fact sheet. Click on the download link to see the fact sheet, or print it out and give it to friends, family, teachers, or co-workers.

  • Dyscalculia fact sheet

    What is dyscalculia? Click on the download link above to read the fact sheet online, or print it out and give it to friends, family, teachers, co-workers, and anyone else who wants to understand why some people struggle so much with math.

  • Inclusion fact sheet for faith leaders

    Inclusion fact sheet for faith leaders All major religions value the inclusion of people with disabilities. In practice, though, many kids are excluded. Learn why this may happen and get ideas on how to include all kids in your faith. ADHD 19% Conduct disorder 36% 45% 55% 84% Anxiety Autism Le

  • Bullying fact sheet

    Bullying is widespread. is complicated. Bullying is when people use their power to control or harm others. It can happen in person or online. More than 70 percent of kids say theyve seen bullying in school. People who learn and think differently are more likely to be bullied. Not all bullying is

  • Fact fluency: An evidence-based math strategy

    Fact fluency is a foundational math skill that means mastering sums between 020so students can produce the answers quickly and accurately. For example, with addition fact fluency, students can recall 1+4=5 without hesitation. But building fact fluency isnt just about flashcards and drills. Students

  • Fact-checking the MAHA report’s claims about ADHD

    Understood’s ecosystem research team reviewed the Make America Healthy Again Report and found multiple misleading claims.

  • Download: Tools to help faith leaders include kids struggling with behavior and social skills

    Raising kids in faith is important to many families. But it can be hard for kids who struggle with behavior and social skills totake part in religious services. Some kids have trouble sitting still, or speak out at the wrong time. Others may have ADHD, autism, and other challenges. How can you make

  • Download: Anxiety log to find out why your child gets anxious

    An anxiety log can help you spot patterns in your childs behavior. And that can make it easier to find strategies to help your child feel less anxious. Tracking signs of anxiety in your young child or signs of anxiety in your tween or teen can also help you figure out if what youre seeing is typica

  • Download: Find out why your child doesn’t like going to school

    Kids don’t always know how to talk about challenges they face at school. Instead, what parents often hear is “I hate school!” This worksheet can help your child share struggles, and help you get to the bottom of what’s going on.

  • Parent-teacher conference worksheet

    Parent-teacher conference worksheet Before the conference, mark what you feel your child is doing well ( ) and what you think your child is having trouble with ( ). During the conference, go through this worksheet with the teacher. Talk about each topic, and take notes on what you d

  • Written expression disorder fact sheet

    Written expression disorder is common. is often overlooked. People with this learning difference may have great ideas but struggle to put them into writing. Their work is often disorganized and has lots of grammar and punctuation mistakes. Experts think as many as 1 in 6 people have written expre

  • Download: Parent-teacher conference worksheet

    Parent-teacher conferences can be intimidating. But they dont have to be. Planning ahead can help you have a productive conversation. Use this parent-teacher conference worksheet to help you figure out what you want to talk about and which questions you want to ask. Theres also room to take notes du

  • ADA fact sheet

    ADA Americans with Disabilities Act The ADA is... A federal civil rights law. It protects people from disability discrimination by the government, schools, employers, and anyone who offers goods and services to the public. The ADA covers... People of all ages who have a physical or mental disa

  • Workplace accommodations fact sheet

    The word accommodation may sound technical, but its a simple idea. In the workplace, accommodations are changes that support the different ways people think, move, and interact. Workplace accommodations are not special treatment. They remove barriers so people with disabilities can do their jobs. Th

  • School contact sheet

    School contact list You can ask the school ofce or parent coordinator for the information you need to fll out this list. Use the blank spaces to add professionals who arent on the list. Type of personnel/name Contact information Homeroom or main teacher: Email: Phone , ext.: Princip

  • Download: Endrew F. advocacy toolkit

    If your child has an IEP, you know how important it is to advocate for your childs needs. The Supreme Courts Endrew F. decision on the meaning of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) can help you do that. The landmark decision is an opportunity to improve the special education services that st

  • I’m a seasoned brand consultant who was diagnosed with ADHD 60 years ago. Here’s how I balance productivity with peace.

    Welcome to “The ADHDiaries,” the series where women with ADHD share 72 hours of their lives with us. The good, the bad, the messes, and successes. And how they do — or don’t — get it done.

  • Main idea graphic organizer

    2020 Understood for All, Inc. Main idea and supporting details Name: The main idea is the most important or key point of what youve read, seen, or heard. The supporting details are the facts and examples that tell you more about the main idea. 1. In the top box, describe the main idea in one se

  • Printable: Help families prepare for parent-teacher conferences

    Parent-teacher conferences are a great opportunity to connect with parents and caregivers and strengthen your partnership with them. By finding out in advance whats on a parent or caregivers mind, the conversation can be more productive for both of you. Send this worksheet home to parents and caregi