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Kids Enabled understands that parents need information. Along with the general topics we cover on a bi-weekly basis, we also address more personal and individualized issues in our “Ask the KE Experts” section. At any time, you can visit our Web site and ask your question.

Following are two questions that your family may have asked before and the answers from our experts.
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Beth McGawEditor's Blog

Questions Answered
Parenting and questioning go hand in hand. I discovered that, before Kids Enabled, there was no ONE resource to help parents. I signed on to edit and write for KE and proposed a “help desk” of sorts. This idea grew into “Ask the KE Experts.” Read Blog...

Ask the KE Experts
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

Disorganized in an Organized World?

A New Direction for the Brain

Thursday, September 23, 2010

6:00 to 9:00pm

The Schenck School, 282 Mt. Paran Rd., Atlanta, GA 30328

Featuring Sherry Pruitt, MEd, ET/P, a expert on executive dysfunction. Sherry will share her experience and knowledge on the subject and provide tips to apply at home.

Register Now by Clicking Here 

Announcing nominations for the 2010 KIDS Gift Award and Professional Impact Award
 DEADLINE FAST APPROACHING:  AUGUST 31, 2010

2010 Kids Enabled AwardsThe KIDS Gift Award (Kids who Individually Discovered Success) recognizes a special student grades 6-12 who has exemplified the characteristics of creativity, perseverance, a role model to his or her peers, enjoys helping others and/or a special talent. Please complete the nomination form for each entry.

The Professional Impact Award, recognizes an educator, therapist, doctor or caretaker who has impacted children with learning differences within the Atlanta community in a special way.

Please click here for more information or contact Beth McGaw at 404-401-9400

KIDS ENABLED IS  GOING GREEN and  ALL ONLINE!
Kids Enabled cares about families. We also care about the environment. That's why we've made the decision to suspend our print edition and provide our magazine in an online format . The same information will be provided every two weeks. Sign up for our newsletter to stay in the know. Read All About It Here.

Making the Connection Survey
Kids Enabled wants to know what you think. Please read the articles below and take the survey.

Read Full article - Part I: Making the Connection: How What We Eat Impacts Learning
Read Full article - Part II: Making the Connection: How Where We Live Impacts Learning

Check out the following links for more information about the connection between pesticides and ADHD.

http://us.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/05/17/pesticides.adhd/index.html?hpt=T2
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37156010/ns/health-kids_and_parenting/from/ET
http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1989564,00.html?xid=rss-topst

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.

Kids Enabled will now be offering online advertising. Please email advertising@kidsenabled.org for more information about being inluded in our resource directory!


 

 

 

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