Research on Involving Children with Disabilities in Goal Setting
A study shows that involving kids with disabilities in goal setting is key, but professionals need more guidance and resources. Learn more here.
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A study shows that involving kids with disabilities in goal setting is key, but professionals need more guidance and resources. Learn more here.
A study shows how loneliness, confidence, and social support can influence help-seeking behaviors among students.
Hope can protect kids from risky behaviors. Learn what research says and how to build hope.
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Can teaching forgiveness really help teens feel better? A new study shows how school-based forgiveness lessons improved students’ mental health.
A large study finds that teachers are more accurate than parents at spotting ADHD in children. Learn what this means and how you can take action.
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A study reveals that compassion fatigue affects the majority of teachers, especially those new in their careers. Learn what this means and why it matters.
Can kids outgrow ADHD? Find out what may increase the chances of remission and why continued support matters.
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