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Resources for veterans going to college — from getting started to money matters.

Integrating arts into the curriculum, especially for kids with brain injury or other disabilities, can produce many amazing results.

Educators need to know what to look for and how to help students with TBI.

Finding the right help to navigate through college and beyond.

Does your student get lost changing tasks in the classroom? Does he show signs of fatigue or irritability? Learn what signs can indicate a TBI.

There is a lot to know about helping children with TBI successfully return to the classroom.

Participation in extra-curricular activities like art, music, theater, or sports comes with many benefits -- from social integration to higher self-esteem.

Use classroom performance, not global scores on intelligence and achievement testing, as your guide to instructional objectives and modifications for kids with TBI.

Addressing cognitive, academic, or behavioral issues in students with TBI early will help with school success.

Adolescence is a time of significant brain and cognitive development and, related to these developments, significant changes in communication functions.

Social and emotional conditions at school are crucial, especially for kids with brain injury or other disabilities.