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School and Health

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Leumit for you

Optimal conditions, for optimal learning

Leumit cares for students and does everything in its power to support them, ensuring an optimal and healthy learning experience.

On the spectrum

Autism spectrum disorder (or simply autism) in children can be challenging at times, both for the child and for the parents. Parents of children with autism are often faced with questions and concerns - how to support the child emotionally, how the diagnosis may affect the future, and a host of other issues.

Autism Spectrum in Children: Identification, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Autism belongs to a group of developmental disabilities called "Pervasive Developmental Disorders" (PDD), and involves three areas of development: social functioning, communication, and behavior. Autism is characterized by poor or abnormal development in all three areas.
A diagnosis of classic autism, Asperger's syndrome, RETT syndrome or PDD NOS syndrome entitles you to various treatments within the health basket,

Rights of Children with Autism

Starting 1st grade

Children entering first grade love adventures and new experiences. They ask endless questions, enjoy challenges, love to think and analyze, are curious and eager for new knowledge, excited and joyful, with a great sense of humor and a desire to have fun.

On one hand, they’re already big—going to friends' houses and extracurricular activities on their own. But on the other? First grade? Really? With a backpack and homework?

We’ve gathered everything you need to know about your child and one of the most significant changes they’re about to experience—the transition to first grade!

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Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

The manifestations of ADHD appear across various functional domains, including executive functioning, behavior, and sometimes co-occurring psychiatric conditions. Children with ADHD may struggle with regulating attention and/or behavior, maintaining focus, exhibiting impulsivity and impatience, and facing other challenges that impact their daily lives. These difficulties can hinder their ability to function effectively and integrate smoothly into social interactions with their peers.

Living with ADHD