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For kids who are struggling, the start of a new school year brings a mix of hope and anxiety. Some will have fallen behind during the pandemic; some will have trouble meeting expectations for behavior now that everyone’s back in the classroom.

This week we offer resources on childmind.org to help students thrive despite mental health or learning challenges. We take an in-depth look at Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPS), which are a powerful tool for understanding what drives behavior problems and helping children make positive changes. And we talk to experts about how to identify learning disorders, anxiety and attention problems in the classroom.

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What Is a Behavior Intervention Plan?

A BIP is a plan to help kids whose problem behavior in school is affecting their learning.

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Tips for Recognizing Learning Disorders in the Classroom

Characteristics of learning disabilities that can hide in plain sight.

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What's ADHD (and What's Not) in the Classroom

Signs that a child might have the disorder, and other problems that may be confused with ADHD.

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Why Are Kids Different at Home and at School?

Some hold it together at school, only to lose it at home. Others stress out in the classroom.

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How Does Anxiety Affect Kids in School?

What it looks like, and why it's often mistaken for something else.

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When Kids Refuse to Go to School

How to recognize what's called 'school re-fusal' and how to get kids back in class.

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