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ADHD on Rise? Report finds 1 in 10 kids with attention deficit

Posted: November 17th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Parenting advice to help you know the signs of ADHD, the difference between ADHD and ADD, what to expect age by age, and when to seek help for your child. A government survey released this weeks finds that one in ten children in the United States have ADHD (or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). That number [...]



Helping Disorganized Kids

Posted: August 18th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Parenting advice to help disorganized, forgetful kids get organized and for kids with shorter attention spans who need to “reclutter” and learn routines “My daughter is sweet and loving but hopelessly disorganized. I’m always picking up forgotten homework assignments, putting school into her backpack and reminding her of his schedule. I worry that she’ll need [...]



Michele Borba Blog: Helping kids learn to take tests, reduce jitters and boost scores

Posted: February 5th, 2010 by Michele Borba


It’s that time again for one of kids more dreaded four-letter    words: T.E.S.T. These days it seems even for many kids even  if they’ve studied hard and done their homework when test  day comes they’re hit with a wave of panic. Butterflies hit  their stomach and their heads are filled with a wave of [...]



Michele Borba Blog 7 Surprising Solutions That Boost Kids’ School Success (And Won’t Cost You a Penny!)

Posted: January 16th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Academic success impacts our children for the rest of their life: it influences their self-esteem, college selections, job attainment, financial success, and even their choice of spouses. It’s no wonder we go great lengths to give our kids an academic edge. But the good news is that parents can give their kids the edge they [...]



Michele Borba: 6 Surprising Changes That May Help #ADHD Kids in School

Posted: August 4th, 2009 by Michele Borba


Michele Borba, Ed.D. REALITY CHECK  Reports say that Attention Deficit Disorder (or ADD) affects up to nine[ii] percent of school-age children, but even then the medical field fears that only half of those have been properly diagnosed. Parents currently spend[i] over one billion three hundred million each year on buying one of the three leading [...]