Educational Transition 101:  Rolling with the Changes                By Kristina Zuppan Some students struggle with change, and some have the innate ability to “go with the flow.”  With some effective planning, those who don’t adapt naturally to change can still enjoy smooth transitions in school. ► Read full article...
Letter from the Publisher It has been a busy year for Kids Enabled and I would love to share all that has happened in 2009! Read Letter...
Feature Articles
Keeping Students Organized for Academic Success by Michelle Cooper, & Michelle Grey Staying organized is hard enough, but for children with learning differences, managing time, homework and activities can seem impossible. Two professional organizers offer timely tips and encouragement to parents who are struggling to help their children get organized .Read full article... I Hate Math! Why Students Struggle by Allen Broyles and Tom Pittard What looks like a struggle with math may actually be a deficiency in the underlying cognitive processes required to compute math problems. Read full article... Psycho-educational Testing: A Primer by Penny Hays, Ph. D. Educational testing is a confusing topic for many parents. For those who have children with learning differences, the idea of testing gets even more complicated. Read full article...
Welcome to Kids Enabled™ Kids Enabled™ is a resource for parents and professionals that addresses the issues and challenges that come from caring for and teaching children with learning differences. Articles feature the latest therapies and interventions related to speech and language, gross and fine motor skills, nutrition and innovative teaching methods. New articles appear on our Web site every two weeks! An updated, comprehensive resource directory for the metro Atlanta area can also be accessed by clicking on the Resource Directory link.
News and Announcements

KIDS ENABLED IS GOING GREEN!
Kids Enabled cares about families. We also care about the environment. That's why we've made the decision to provide our magazine in an online format beginning in January 2010. Read All About It Here.

Kids Enabled is excited to announce our new 501 (c) (3) nonprofit status! We are looking forward to serving more families in the learning differences community

Making the Connection Survey
Be one of the first 50 people who fill out the survey receive a free subscription to Kids Enabled Magazine along with an environmentally friendly grocery bag!

Read Full article - Part I: Making the Connection: How What We Eat Impacts Learning
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Kids Enabled magazine wins five Gamma awards including Gold for Best Feature.
Beth McGaw, publisher and co-founder of Kids Enabled magazine, is proud to receive five Gamma awards for publishing excellence presented by the Magazine Association of the South (MAGS). Read more...

Georgia Special Needs Scholarship (SB10)
For more information visit www.specialedoptions.com.

Scholarships to help families pay for critical therapies is offered quarterly by the Kiddos’ Clubhouse Foundation. Through partnerships and generous support from corporate and private donors, grants, and charitable events, the foundation strives to relieve financial burdens and help families regain hope for their children. Scholarship money can be used for any type of therapy, at a clinic of the recipients choice. For scholarship deadlines and more information visit, www.kiddosclubhousefoundation.org.

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