Free ADHD webinars available from ADDitude website
A wide variety of webinars are available. For most you just need to register with your name and email address. There is also a free App available from iTunes.
A wide variety of webinars are available. For most you just need to register with your name and email address. There is also a free App available from iTunes.
Cambrian College Continuing Education department offers online post-graduate certificate programs for Learning Disabilities Specialists at the postsecondary level. Individual online courses offered include: Understanding Mental Health for Students: Supporting Family and Friends - HEA1005. Supporting Staff and Students with Mental Health Issues - HEA1033. Winning at Math: Math Strategies - TEA1001
If you’re an educator supporting a student with a print disability you can receive free access to thousands of accessible reading materials, including a free Bookshare account, for your student through the Educator Access Program from the Centre for Equitable Library Access (CELA).
The study is for children and adolescents ages 6-16 with a diagnosis of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. It is a 28 week study investigating the use homeopathic remedies in the treatment of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.
Sign up for these free, 45-minute sessions with an overview of the Jump Math program: the philosophy, principles, and methods that make JUMP Math successful in the classroom for both teachers and students.
LD@school/TA@l’école: English and French resources for educators who work with students with learning disabilities.
Statistics Canada has released a summary report on results of the 2012 Canadian Survey on Disability (CSD). In this survey, adults (15 and older) with a learning disability were identified as those who answered the question “Do you think you have a condition that makes it difficult in general for you to learn? This may include learning disabilities such as dyslexia, hyperactivity, attention problems, as well as other conditions” or “Has a teacher, doctor or other health care professional ever said that you have a learning disability?” The frequency and severity of their difficulties with daily activities were also taken into account in including the respondents as having a learning disability. (Note: respondents with intellectual disabilities might not have been screened out, if they reported themselves to have a learning disability.)
Researchers at St. Michael’s hospital are looking for adults living with ADHD to contribute their opinions & experiences with ADHD medication through confidential telephone interviews. Those who choose to participate will receive an honorarium of $35. The Ontario Drug Policy Research Network (ODPRN) (www.odprn.ca), based at St. Michael’s Hospital, is a province-wide network of researchers who provide timely, high quality, drug policy relevant research to decision makers. They are currently conducting a series of drug class reviews using a novel
Bookshare -- the largest online library of accessible books for people with print disabilities -- has recently entered into a partnership with CELA -- Center for Equitable Library Access -- to provide FREE Bookshare memberships to eligible people in Canada. Print disabilities include severe learning disabilities that affect reading (sometimes called dyslexia).
Contribute to the I Have Something to Say project of the Provincial Advocate for Children & Youth, with your experiences of living with learning disabilities. Children and youth are encouraged to share their stories directly using the I Have Something to Say website.