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School Readiness Tips:
- You want your child to be curious and ready to learn. Teaching your child how to read before school starts is useful.
- Emotional and social readiness is also important. Be sure your young children are ready to sit in class and pay attention.
- Adverse childhood experiences impact an entire life. These students are very vulnerable and require extra support.
- Emphasize nutrition from a young age.
- A well-balanced routine is important for children. Regular exercise and in-person social interaction are necessary to balance out the digital game playing.
- Pump your child up for the first day of school, especially if separation anxiety could be an issue.
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Dr. P. Gail Williams is a Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician at the Weisskopf Child Evaluation Center at the University of Louisville Dr. Williams participates in multidisciplinary diagnostic evaluations for children with a variety of developmental disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders (ASD), ADHD, intellectual and learning disabilities, and behavioral problems. Dr. Williams also provides medical consultation and medication management to children with ASD at the UL Autism Center. She is a member of the Kentucky Advisory Council on Autism and chairs the Alliance for Pediatric Behavioral and Mental Health in Kentucky. Dr. Williams is the course director for the Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics rotation for pediatric residents in the University of Louisville School of Medicine and division chief for developmental medicine at WCEC.