The study looked at how young people with autism and ADHD use health services related to sexual and reproductive health. It found that kids with ADHD used these services more often, both in-person and online, while kids with autism used them less often. The study suggests that online services might help make it easier for these kids to get the care they need.
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Teaching Organizational Skills to Older Elementary Students: Different Groups and Influences
This study looked at how well OST-T2, a program that helps kids get organized and manage their time better, works for students in grades 3 to 5. It found that the program worked best for kids with higher anxiety levels, helping them do better on homework and school activities, especially if their organizing and planning skills got better. The study suggests more research is needed to understand how this program can help different groups of kids.
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