Educators often face the pressure to address children's medical
needs within the school setting, but sometimes find themselves
having to make difficult decisions without adequate training,
support, or information about important pediatric issues. When
faced with a medical question, many may turn to the Internet where
information is sometimes reliable, sometimes not. This concise and
well-researched investigation into genetic and acquired health
issues provides credibility and verifiability of data and
establishes a foundation of confidence for any educator who must
make policy, differentiate instruction, provide educational
accommodations, offer special education services, collaborate with
families, and work with the community to serve to children's
medical, physical, and psychological needs. Written for school
psychologists, counsellors, administrators, and teachers, this
highly practical and easy-to-understand reference describes
genetic, chromosomal, and acquired disorders and discusses
behavioural issues that may manifest themselves in classrooms as
well as treatment options and intervention strategies. Readers will
find: - A section on chromosomal, genetic, and metabolic disorders
covering topics such as phenylketonuria, the genetics of autism,
the biology of shyness, and families of children with genetic
disorders - A section on acquired disorders with chapters on
prenatal alcohol exposure, prenatal exposure to antidepressants,
celiac disease, maternal post-partum depression and behaviour
problems, asthma and quality of life, food allergies in the
classroom, and diabetes. Each chapter includes a case study, parent
handouts, and a literature review based on the latest and best
scientific research.
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