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From
Terri Mauro, your Guide to Children With Special Needs
For my family, school starts right after Labor Day. Yours may already be counting down to summer vacation instead of the first day of school. But whether your start date is soon or recently past, this week's countdown posts -- from ten through six -- can get your school year off to a great start. Read these, and stay tuned next week for five through one.
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Ten School Books for Parents
While your kids get started with their 3 Rs, you can study up on special education to increase your advocacy ability. Select from ten books reviewed for the Harried Parent's Book Club, or add a review of a book you've found valuable.
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Nine Ways to Help Your Child With Homework
It can be hard to find a balance between helping and doing when it comes to homework. Try the advice in these nine articles to make sure you're giving the best help, but not taking over.
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Eight Ways to Communicate With Your Child's School
Don't be a stranger. Frequent collaborative communication between home and school is a great way to offer support and keep tabs. From teacher notes to conferences to PTA meetings, these eight articles help you keep in touch.
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Seven School Supply Suggestions
Find the stuff your child really needs to be productive in class, including clothes that won't drive her crazy and seating that keeps him from wiggling too much.
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