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Your Child CAN Thrive, Inside and Outside the Classroom
Are you concerned that your child is getting lost in the system? Elementary School Success for the Uniquely-Wired Child is here to guide you every step of the way, empowering you with practical tools and proven strategies to help your child thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
If you’re the loving parent of a child with autism, ADHD, or other special needs, you may feel overwhelmed by the challenges and pressures of navigating the school system. You’re not alone. Ali Sims, a former teacher and mother of two uniquely-wired children, has seen firsthand the obstacles many families face when trying to advocate for their children.
Drawing on her own journey, Ali shares insights from both the classroom and the home, helping you understand the path to unlocking your child’s personal best. With this guide, you’ll be equipped to create a tailored plan that meets your child’s unique needs and maximizes their strengths.
This comprehensive book is packed with actionable advice and compassionate guidance, so you can confidently:
- Identify and Nurture Your Child’s Gifts: Understand your child’s unique strengths and learn how to leverage them, helping them build confidence and self-worth while excelling in school and beyond.
- Manage Technology Effectively: Discover tools and tactics to balance your child’s use of devices, protect them from social media’s negative effects, and promote healthy screen time habits.
- Build Positive Relationships with Educators: Get practical advice on working collaboratively with teachers, office staff, and administrators to secure the resources and accommodations your child needs.
- Address and Prevent Bullying: Learn effective strategies to help your child navigate social situations, build resilience, and feel safe at school.
- Explore Alternative Education Options: From hybrid and independent study programs to online learning, find the best educational path if the traditional classroom isn’t the right fit.
With Ali’s guidance, you’ll also uncover how to establish a positive, proactive strategy that works in partnership with teachers and administrators. You’ll gain insights into advocating for an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or a 504 Plan, and learn ways to adapt these resources for elementary school success.
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