The purpose of using natural and logical consequences is to help your child make responsible decisions, rather than to force submission. This method allows your child to choose and then to be accountable for his decision. When allowed to make their own decisions, most children learn from the consequences. Parents can use these opportunities to […]
- 1 Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity are Just the Tip of the ADHD Iceberg!
- 2 Girls with ADD/ADHD: There is a Difference
- 3 Executive…What? These Functional Abilities Shed Light on Daily ADHD Challenges!
- 4 Why Does My Child Struggle?: A Wise Way to Change Your “Why’s” into “What’s”
- 5 Flexiture: What is It, How Can It Help, and Where Can I Get Some?
- 6 Where Did this New-fangled Idea Come From?: The Origins of Flexiture
- 7 How Can I Help My Child with Problem Behaviors?
- 8 Help! All These Discipline Techniques are Draining My Energy! What Works?
- 9 If ADHD Isn’t a Learning Disorder, Why Does My Child Struggle So with Learning?
- 10 How Can I Help My ADHD Child or Student Learn?
- 11 Flexiture in Action: Classroom Accommodations
- 12 Active Learning and Problem Solving: How Can I Get Her to Turn in Her Homework?
- 13 Help! His Hyperactivity Decreased But So Did His Self-Esteem
- 14 Social Thinking: Why Does Someone Who Talks So Much Struggle So Much Socially?
- 15 Considering Treatment? Ask Questions!
- 16 Dealing with an Impossible and Impulsive Child or Student?
- 17 Resources: Where Can I Get More Information?
- More Posts
Flexiture* for Student Success! 