• additude mag offers helpful tips for those struggling with adhd, and this exhaustive list of math-specific suggestions tops our list.

the summer slide is even more apparent in kids w/ adhd. use these 18 tips to keep math skills sharp: http://t.co/i8lamqoyyl

— additudemag (@additudemag) july 16, 2014




• this tweet from the independent educational consultants association links you to a 12-page resource! so helpful.

our new parent guide to understanding #sat and #act accommodations for students with #learningdisabilities #lda http://t.co/chtrfhn3uq

— ieca (@ieca) july 14, 2014




• the national center for learning disabilities has a whole swath of information about various learning disabilities, so we trust that they’ll offer effective tips to improve memory.

get strategies for strengthening working memory, key to helping them learn new concepts. http://t.co/jburkx5ej8

— ld.org (@ldorg) june 12, 2014




• a charity benefitting students with dyslexia, dyslexia action offers relevant insight in their tech thursdays segment.

have you tried speed reading to increase your reading fluency? check out today's tech thursday. http://t.co/3mbqklzu4r

— dyslexia action (@dyslexiaaction) april 17, 2014




• specialized prep is all about tailoring test prep for students with learning disabilities. unsurprisingly, they also offer some invaluable advice about navigating college admissions.

scholarships for students with learning disabilities http://t.co/pfxfzo06fa #college #learningdisabilities #scholarships #ld

— specializedprep.org (@specializedprep) august 28, 2013




• if anyone knows what advice to offer to dyslexic students starting college, it’s dyslexiahelp at the university of michigan. we’d also recommend checking out the dyslexia success stories on their site!

will you be starting college next school year? make sure you're prepared: http://t.co/r1aif4ct8p

— um dyslexiahelp (@dyslexiaumich) may 20, 2014




• everyday health is a one stop information hub for all things health-related. here, they offer some not-so-everyday tips for adhd students.

can't focus? try these 8 simple #adhd concentration tips: http://t.co/tlxkbelwfm #adultadhd

— everyday health (@adhdfacts) february 13, 2014




• this awesome infographic from we are teachers is especially helpful for undiagnosed students.

symptoms of #dyslexia – – #reading #spedchat #elemchat pic.twitter.com/bt0xwco9z5

— weareteachers (@weareteachers) june 27, 2014




• the coffee klatch is a “virtual cup of coffee for parents of special needs children.” they host a super informative blog radio show, too!

listening to neurodiversity in the classroom: strength-based strategies for #adhd #autism #ocd #bipolar http://t.co/aloq2bdall

— special needs radio (@thecoffeeklatch) july 12, 2014




• this tweet from ceedar center, a resource that creates learning systems for teachers, will be especially interesting for educators.

what's a quonset hut and how did it affect one man's view on educating #studentswithdisabilities? find out here: http://t.co/bbq7ofep3v

— ceedar center (@ceedarcenter) april 8, 2014




• at headstrong nation, dyslexia’s not a disease, but a community. they also know how to point you towards interesting, classroom-relevant articles.

don't get the #commoncore blues! @benfoss shares how to prepare. tip #1: talk to your schools sooner than later http://t.co/tcow2asa4m

— headstrong nation (@headstrongnatio) april 8, 2014




• healthcentral is a great resource for up-to-date medical news. here, get ideas that are perfect for summer.

14 summertime sensory friendly ideas for children with #autism: http://t.co/g2rg2cku5x

— healthcentral (@healthcentral) july 6, 2014

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