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Do u think home supervise for the child learn is important? As a parent say:" I work no time to teach my child on their school work". Do u think tat time can be plan to supervise the child on his/her school work? And just by paying the tuition centre $70 monthly want the tuition teacher to cover every single thing eg: oral examination and listening comper. Even a child shown temper don want to learn as a parent just get angry abt it and scolding the child. Make them study unitl 12 mild nite. Do u think a child should have enough rest before return to school on the next day? ... (Asked by Phoebe C)
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In our home we schedule time after school for the tutor center and after dinner for parents to go over homework. Both parents work full time and the family only meets at home at dinner time. After homework is looked over by the parents if there is more to do the child does what they can before bed time (a set time every night) children need a proper amount of sleep every night in order to function at school. You can't have them learning anything if they are asleep in class everyday because you kept them up studying late. Yelling at ...(Answered by rebecca)

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how to calculate weight of mild steel volume*xx? ... (Asked by 23425)
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Multiply the volume by the density if mild steel-7.865 or what is precise to get the weight of the object....(Answered by anil m)

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Humber College and High school???? I am not the smartest person in the word but i do not get bad grades. But I have an IEP (Individual Education Plan) And I have a mild Intellectual disability, what ever that means lol. But I am not dumb. I have been in Essential English for 3 years and I am going into grade 12. Essential= The esiest Applies= Adverage (college) Academic= Advance(university) I want to take a course at humber college for film and telivision and it seems like a pretty good course. It says i need a grade 12 English at college or university level. K now it ... (Asked by singer_4_life1990)
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You need to take this up with your guidance counsellor...perhaps you'll need to take a few applied level English courses. Also get in touch with Humber College and see if they have any thoughts on the matter, Good luck!...(Answered by Ookpik)

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Should you worry about very mild dyslexia? I have a student who reads well and is quite bright, but he tends to mix up or leave out a few sounds or letters. He doesn't make many mistakes and his spelling is probably within average. Should I tell him or it doesn't matter. He has good marks. ... (Asked by salvador k)
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I have a little touch of dyslexia. I'd say tell the student about it, but assure him that it's not a big problem, he's doing very well. I'd say test him to be absolutely sure he's got dyslexia....(Answered by viperdk28)

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an assessment needed for a 16 year old with mild learning difficulties? i have tried to get my daughter assessed for 3 years and dont no who to turn to help ... (Asked by claire16)
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www.dfes.gov.uk/readwriteplus www.qca.org.uk Try these links. You could maybe try your local Connexions service (if England) and ask them to refer you to a training provider who carry out basic skills assessments....(Answered by Blackcat)

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Which type of school setting or enviornment would work best for a child w/ Asperger? Would Montessori be a good fit for a child with Asperger's or a traditional school? My 8 year old has it very mild but the I know some of the boys find him a little different. He is also very smart and most 8 year old in his current class are not into the same types of stuff he is into like history, traveling, etc. He has a hard time fitting in with most boys since he is sensitive but he does get along with the girls better which my husband gets worried. I just thought he ... (Asked by mari93)
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I'm a Montessori teacher who has had many children with Asperger's in my classroom. All of them have thrived in the Montessori environment. History and culture are in intrinsic part of the Montessori curriculum. Additionally, Montessori teachers are trained to work with each child's strengths and interests, so they will be able to help him use his interests in history and travel to support his other academic needs. Competition is not fostered in the Montessori environment. Montessorians, do not use rewards for “motivating” our students and we do not compare our students. We teach our students that everyone ...(Answered by Lysa)

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Please HELP!!? I'm at my wits end. I am a mother of a 13yr daughter. with severe learning disabilities. Her hand- writting ability is at kindergarten level. Her reading ability is 2nd grade at best. Her academics is 3rd grade functional. She has always been delayed in speech and motor skills(she didn't speak until she was 4( (even now its deaf tonal. she does have a mild hearing loss. Nothing that warrants a hearing aid) She has received speech,OT, and physical therapies since she was 2. The problem is not her delays its the fact she is intelligent enough to understand her ... (Asked by Love72)
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This is not that uncommon, especially at this age, and especially in exeptional children. Of course this is when kids are hitting puberty, which we all know is hell, but for a child with an exceptionality, it is especially hard. As she gets older, the gap between her peers and her is getting larger, and she realizes that, so she is acting out in frustration (exactly what you said). There is a technique called self-handicapping that students use, especially as they get older. Students who believe that they will fail at something instead put no effort into it. ...(Answered by seasonsoflove)

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Which school in Bangalor is gud for 10 yr 5th std with mild ADHD/ dyslexia and cant cope usualstressful study? My son is a very sweet intelligent 10 yr old studying V std in a public school (CBSC) in Bangalore. He has mild Dyslexia/ADHD problem with slight learning disabity esp writing. He is unable to cope up with the usual stressful studying and competitive pressures of the school. We are planning to shift him to a more child friendly school who can educate a child like him properly without condemning his drawbacks. We stay in Indira Nagar and I would be grateful for any information or help in this regard. ... (Asked by Ramesh Arvind)
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Admit him to Bishop Cotton Boys School. I dont think there can be any other school with more supporting staff , especially the junior school. It also happens to be the best in India....(Answered by Sergeant_Vomit)

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school help? the teacher of my son's grade 3 class has started to give spelling bees. she splits the class in half, and ask each kid to spell aloud one word, the loosing side has to go to the front of the class and do 10 push up's. it kinda puts the kids on the spot, is this not a example of negative reinforcement? hould i allow it to continue or speak with the principal? my son suffers with a anxiety disorder and possibly mild autsim. (in the process of a diagnosis) and we really don't want him excluded from the class, ... (Asked by bubbles)
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please talk to the teacher first ..i am a teacher and appreciate parents coming to me first if they think i am doing something that's questionable to them ..if that doesn't work then by all means go to principle I don't agree with what the teacher is doing by the way...(Answered by Odessa R)

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ADHD and learning? Any nifty ways to help a 6 yr old with mild ADHD learn his math? I do not understand how one night 5+4= 9 and the next it = 8. Is there another way to learn other than count fingers and make little marks on paper? He is on a small dose of ADDERALL and his spelling is much better, but now his math is going down hill. I do not want to up his medicine until last resort. ... (Asked by paintergal73)
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Get some flashcards and practice every night. This may not be a catch-all, as some students with ADHD have problems with memory, but it may help. Also you can get some really good math related cd roms. They are not super expensive and are a fun way to practice. You can also go to http://www.aaamath.com where they have lots of grade level activities. You can even print out the percentage of correct and incorrect problems. If your child continues to struggle, you may want to refer him for testing to see if he qualifies for a learning ...(Answered by Viewaskew)

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