Hi,
The only way to stop posts like this is to ban the poster which I had to do
with this spammer recently on a forum I was a member of.
Please would the moderator of the forum end their membership.
Best wishes,
Aly
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I dont know who you are but please stop posting this stuff in the
group, it isnt wanted or needed.
This group is for parents who have special needs children and if you
had taken the time to look at the Previous posts and other things in
this group then you would have realized this.
Lynette
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Hi All
Due to some recent problems we have experienced with some of the
pages on
our web site (Home page, and Book page), we have changed to host of
the
APDUK web site. Although we have not changed much of the site's
content, the
structure of the site has changed In time there will be more changes
as I
discover how to use the new options.
The home page is now accessible as before via the domain name
http://www.apduk.org which has been transferred to the new site.
The other main domain name used in the past http://www.apduk.org.uk
is still
pointed at the "Uk Professional Page" of the old web site, for the
near
future. but it will become part of the new structure probably in the
New
Year.
The apduk.info domain may be used in the future in some capacity.
There are also some new web site section addresses
http://www.infolinks.apduk.org/ The links pages section
http://resources.apduk.org/ The new resources section, which was the
old
handouts section
http://www.books.apduk.org/ The new books section
http://www.infosheets.apduk.org/ the old mono coloured text section,
useful
for printing our more popular pages.
http://www.apduk.org/membership.html The members section of the web
site
still uses some of the pages on the old site. Some of the new facility
options will be added to this section, when I learn how to use them
and add
them to the site.
Best wishes
Graeme Wadlow
Chairman APDUK
dolfrog
dolfrog@...http://www.apduk.orghttp://www.ldlinks.org.ukhttp://www.apduk.org.ukdolfrog@...http://www.dolfrog.com
Hi,
Just a reminder that the next International Chat on Auditory
Processing Disorder will be held on a different day of the week this
month, in the hope of allowing more pople to attend who cannot make
the usual day.
All International Chats will be held from now on in the new APDUK
International members-only chatroom. If you are joining us for the
first time, please email me or dolfrog@... beforehand as we
will have to register you. http://client.sigmachat.com/sc.pl?id=46104
The international dates and times are as follows:
UK Sunday 12th October 9.00 pm
New York Sunday 12th October 4.00 pm
Winnipeg Sunday 12th October 3.00 pm
Melbourne Monday 13th October 6.00 am
Auckland Monday 13th October 8.00 am
Darwin Monday 13th October 5.30 am
Best wishes,
Aly
Executive Vice Chair APDUK:
http://www.apduk.org
Assistant Manager APDUK forum:
http://groups.msn.com/AuditoryProcessingDisorderintheUK
Hi,
Just to remind all of you who may be interested, the next International Chat
with Auditory Processing Disorder in the UK will be held the first weekend in
July.
The international dates and times are as follows:
UK Saturday 5th July 9.00pm
New York Saturday 5th July 4.00 pm
Winnipeg Saturday 5th July 3.00 pm
Melbourne Sunday 6th July 6.00 am
Aukland Sunday 6th July 8.00 am
If you would like to find out more about Auditory Processing Disorder, (C)APD
and the voluntary organisation Auditory Processing Disorder in the UK, please
visit the website at <A
HREF="http://www.geocities.com/dolfrog/APD_in_UK.html?1018805787180">http://www.\
geocities.com/dolfrog/APD_in_UK</A>
If you would like to join the forum, the address is
<A
HREF="http://groups.msn.com/AuditoryProcessingDisorderintheUK">http://groups.msn\
.com/AuditoryProcessingDisorderintheUK</A>
The forum and the chats are open to anyone with an interest in Auditory
Processing Disorder (C)APD, for parents point of view, an adult or young person
with APD or professionals.
Auditory Processing Disorder often co-exists with other invisible
disabilities or goftedness can be masked by them or they can mask APD. We have
members
who have a range of other disabilities and who have children with them, who also
may have (C)APD.
Looking forward to seing you on the weekend, if you would like to join us.
All are welcome.
Best wishes,
Aly
Executive Vice Chair APDUK
<A HREF="http://www.apduk.org">http://www.apduk.org</A>
Co-host APDUK forum
<A
HREF="http://groups.msn.com/AuditoryProcessingDisorderintheUK">http://groups.msn\
.com/AuditoryProcessingDisorderintheUK</A>
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Hi,
As you may know, Auditory Processing Disorder often co-exists with other
invisible disabilities. We at Auditory Processing Disorder in the UK (APDUK)
hold regular monthly chats which are open to anyone with an interest in APD
and related issues, where people come together to get to know each other,
make new friends and meet up with old ones, share experiences, ask for and
share advice.
We would be happy if you could join us.
The next meeting will be held this coming weekend at the APDUK xhatroom,
simply type in a name or nickname and enter.
http://freepop.parachat.com/freepop/freechathost.html?room=APDUK_Chat_Room
The international dates and times are as follows:
UK Saturday 3rd May 9.00pm
New York Saturday 3rd May 4.00 pm
Winnipeg Saturday 3rd May 3.00 pm
Melbourne Sunday 4th May 6.00 am
Aukland Sunday 4th May 8.00 am
Looking forward to seing you there.....
Aly
Vice Chair APDUK
alymountjoy@...
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Hi,
Those with many types of special needs and invisible disabilities
often have auditory processing difficulties too, we will be
discussing this and related issues. For thoise who wish to join us,
or who just fancy a chat and get to know each other, APDUK are
holding one this coming weekend.
Just go to the APDUK chatroom, type in your name or a nickname and
join in.
http://freepop.parachat.com/freepop/freechathost.html?
room=APDUK_Chat_Room
The times are:
UK, Saturday 9pm April 5th 2003.
New York 4pm Saturday 5th April 2003,
Toronto 4pm Saturday 5th April 2003
Melbourne 8am Sunday 6th April 2003,
Auckland10 am Sunday 6th April 2003.
I hope to see you all there.
Aly
Vice Chair APDUK, alymountjoy@...
Hi,
Just a reminder for those that may be interested, APDUK will be
holding another international chat this coming weekend,for those
intersted in APD. The details are:
Saturday 1st March at 9pm UK time,
New York 4pm Saturday 1st March 2003,
Melbourne 8am Sunday 2nd March 2003,
Auckland 10am Sunday 2nd March 2003,
Toronto 4pm Saturday 1stMarch.
It will be held in the APDUK Chat Room, just go to the APDUK website,
click on chat and type in your name or nickname and enter...
http://freepop.parachat.com/freepop/freechathost.html?
room=APDUK_Chat_Room
Hope to see you there,
Aly
alymountjoy@...
Vice Chair APDUK
Just to let everyone know that NYCC parent pupil services have now
changed their website!
It just goes to show that if you persevere then you can achieve
results!
However, although they have included a DYSPRAXIA page, they have
failed to take away the statement of 'dyspraxia not included'.
Parents still feel that this statement is discriminating!
Hi Lynette
Yes thee is a link on my UK siter to Jills site, and she maintains
contact via my guestbook.
dolfrog
--- In northyorkshireparents@y..., nette198 <no_reply@y...> wrote:
>
> Hi Chez,
> How you doing sweetie?
>
> I have some flyers from a lady called Jill Curtis, she has written
a
> book called. Does Your Child Have A Hidden Disability.
>
> You need to check her website out
>
> http://www.familyonwards.com
>
> Its very good, I know Graeme has a link to her website on his
> website, dont you Graeme as Jill told me.
>
> The flyers are for the book Jill has written and I am going to
stick
> some at the CDC.
>
> Hugs
> Lynette
Hi Chez,
How you doing sweetie?
I have some flyers from a lady called Jill Curtis, she has written a
book called. Does Your Child Have A Hidden Disability.
You need to check her website out
http://www.familyonwards.com
Its very good, I know Graeme has a link to her website on his
website, dont you Graeme as Jill told me.
The flyers are for the book Jill has written and I am going to stick
some at the CDC.
Hugs
Lynette
Hi all
Thought you may have heard of this new idea which seems to be being
rolled out in some secondary Schools this year.
Some achools are producing a profile sheet for each from or year. On
the sheet is a picture of the pupil beside which is a brief
description of their SEN needs etc. This form is given to all the
teacher who teaach those children at the beginning of the academic
year. This should lessen the time you find yourself explaining your
childs disability at parent/teacher evenings. The dept of Ed is aware
of this new scheme and some of schools who are introducing it this
year.
Specialist schools are more likely to roll out this scheme, as not to
may endanger their Spaecial Status, and the extra grants etc.
dolfrog
Hi,
I am new to the forum. As a member of APDUK, and a parent of a son
with suspected APD who is very bright and an older daughter who is
also bright,I have found very little help in the UK for those parents
and carers who are in the same position. Dual exceptionalities, as it
is termed, is a very difficult issue to deal with and almost
impossible to get diagnosed, as the learning difficulties are often
masked by the brightness and vice versa, and schools tend to deal
with the one factor that causes the most problems instead of dealing
with both. As a result, I recently started a forum providing support
and useful links and articles on related topics, PARENTS OF THE
BRIGHT AND GIFTED. I also set up an anti-bullying website after my
son, my friends and their children with special needs suffered
bullying at school and bullying in the workplace, providing advice on
how to tackle these problems and a creating a support network in the
UK, US, Australia and New Zealand, ALL FOR ONE AND ONE FOR ALL. Links
to these sites are in the bookmark section if anyone should need them.
I can empathise with you. It took me 2 yr to get my child's
difficulties recognised, they must have been obviously apparent to
his school. BUT, if they display statements like this, no wonder the
kids don't get support. Please ask others to complain and ask for its
removal. Thanks for your support.
By the way, have you ever had access to a list of 'Named persons'now
known as IPS independant parental supporters? These are trained
volunteers who can help parents in meetings and Statutory
Assessment/Statements. Which educational area dop you come under?
Chez--- In northyorkshireparents@y..., nette198 <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> Hi Chez,
> Thats disgusting, I have the page up and what a laugh.
> Considering my daughter has co-ordination problems, the only help
she
> now gets in school is from the occupational therapist.
>
> According to the special needs medical teacher that is the only
help
> my daughter now needs in school.
>
> It pees me off.
> Hugs
> Lynette
>
> --- In northyorkshireparents@y..., chezu2 <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > I was amazzzzzed to find that NYCC PARENT PARTNERSHIP page for
> parent
> > pupil services actually makes a statement that they do not
include
> > support for mild dyspraxia and co-ordination difficulties!
> >
> > I am urging parents or anyone who has this condition to visit
this
> > site www.northyorks.gov.uk/pps/sensory/physical.shtm at the
bottom
> of
> > this page you will find a complaints section. Please take some
time
> > to respond to this. It sounds discriminating to me to name a
> specific
> > condition, especially since my child is affected by the condition
> in
> > EDUCATION.
Hi Chez,
Thats disgusting, I have the page up and what a laugh.
Considering my daughter has co-ordination problems, the only help she
now gets in school is from the occupational therapist.
According to the special needs medical teacher that is the only help
my daughter now needs in school.
It pees me off.
Hugs
Lynette
--- In northyorkshireparents@y..., chezu2 <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> I was amazzzzzed to find that NYCC PARENT PARTNERSHIP page for
parent
> pupil services actually makes a statement that they do not include
> support for mild dyspraxia and co-ordination difficulties!
>
> I am urging parents or anyone who has this condition to visit this
> site www.northyorks.gov.uk/pps/sensory/physical.shtm at the bottom
of
> this page you will find a complaints section. Please take some time
> to respond to this. It sounds discriminating to me to name a
specific
> condition, especially since my child is affected by the condition
in
> EDUCATION.
I was amazzzzzed to find that NYCC PARENT PARTNERSHIP page for parent
pupil services actually makes a statement that they do not include
support for mild dyspraxia and co-ordination difficulties!
I am urging parents or anyone who has this condition to visit this
site www.northyorks.gov.uk/pps/sensory/physical.shtm at the bottom of
this page you will find a complaints section. Please take some time
to respond to this. It sounds discriminating to me to name a specific
condition, especially since my child is affected by the condition in
EDUCATION.
--- In northyorkshireparents@y..., dolfrog <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I have added the above web site to the bookmarks.
> It is the new site for the APDUK charity which is still attemting
its
> official birth.
> We have had our first public outing almost 2 weeks ago.
> I hope you find it useful
>
> dolfrog
Thanks Graeme and all the best with the new charity.
--- In northyorkshireparents@y..., stevelindauk wrote:
> Hi <br><br>Can you send me information on this groupt?
<br><br>Love<br>Steve and Linda
Sorry for the delay in answering. Contact
admin@... Please tell them that Cherry passed
you on for information via the club this is better than displaying
individuals tel - numbers on the Internet.
Hope this helps
Cherry
--- In northyorkshireparents@y..., stevelindauk wrote:
> Hi <br><br>Can you send me information on this groupt?
<br><br>Love<br>Steve and Linda
Sorry for the delay in answering. Contact
admin@... Please tell them that Cherry passed
you on for information via the club this is better than displaying
individuals tel - numbers on the Internet.
Hope this helps
Cherry
Hi all
I have added the above web site to the bookmarks.
It is the new site for the APDUK charity which is still attemting its
official birth.
We have had our first public outing almost 2 weeks ago.
I hope you find it useful
dolfrog
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