ADHD / Special Needs Resources
Resources That Will Increase Our Understanding of and Improve Our Ability to Meet Kids' Needs:

	FOCUS:	WEB SITE:	DESCRIPTION:
	Support Sites	Can Do! Kids!	A super new site that encourages the celebration of individual differences and the abilities we all have.
	Support Sites	El Centro Nacional de Informaci—n para Ni–os y J—venes con Discapacidades	NICHCY es un centro de informaci—n y referencias que proporciona informaci—n sobre las discapacidades y temas relacionados. En espanol.
	Support Sites	KidSource Online	A wealth of information, updated regularly, for both parents and teachers!
	Support Sites	Learning Disabilities Research & Training Center	The University of Georgia Roosevelt Warm Springs for Rehabilitation provides information related to Adolescents and Adults with Learning Disabilities and Attention Deficit Disorders to promote "understanding learning disabilities...learning about differences."
	Support Sites	Marc Sheehan's Special Education Page	A long list of links for everything related to special education and special ed. teachers.
	Support Sites	Psych Central	Dr. John Grohol's Mental Health Page, an index for psychology, support, and mental health issues, resources, and people on the Internet.
	Support Sites	Special Education Chatboard	Teachers.Net provides this chatboard for teachers of students with special needs. Recent threads include: Physically Restraining Students, Hands on Math Activity for Probability, and Quarterly Progress Reports.
	Support Sites	Special Education Teachers Helping Teachers	This site allows teachers to share lesson ideas -- a friendly resource.
	Support Sites	Teacher Inspiration	A wonderful collection of teachers' own stories of inspirational moments with kids.
	Support Sites	Teaching is a Work of Heart	This is a cute site that makes you feel warm and cozy -- and it's especially for teachers "looking for teaching ideas, inspiration, links, lessons, units, activity sheets, virtual sites, or a laugh."

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