Welcome to the New Hampshire State Section of our website. We at LDA of NH/ NHLDA are very excited to unveil our Blog Post section. For our debut we are featuring author Patricia (Trish) Stansfield who serves as our Vice President and Board of Directors member. Trish shares her insights on a variety of topics based upon her extensive background with individuals who experience learning disabilities and their families.
Our guest contributor and regular columnist is Jennifer Cook, who offers her thoughtful perspectives about Person Centered Planning and Person Centered Planning Thinking.
It has long been known that environmental pollutants can have adverse health effects. Exposure to toxins such as mercury and lead can negatively impact children’s
Middle school educators are faced with a multitude of challenges on a daily basis, but one of the most troublesome among them is student apathy
Teachers can instill self-determination and resilience among their students. The following is a list of strategies that can promote self-esteem and self-advocacy for elementary, middle,
Students with emotional issues can exhibit challenging and disruptive behaviors in the classroom environment. In an attempt to curb some of these behaviors, educators need
It can be an overwhelming task for students to navigate the initial transition from elementary school to the middle school environment. Changes in school setting
Person-Centerd-Planning and Person-Centered-Thinking are methodologies to help individuals, families, schools and teams engage in meaningful short and long-term planning. Both focus on facilitation skills which
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