Total results: 30

• ADHD at School: Hyperactivity Help
  Strategies for harnessing ADHD hyperactivity in the classroom... more »
• School Behavior Tips: Impulse Control for ADHD Children
  Help children with ADHD think before they act by establishing clear expectations, positive incentives, and... more »
• The Sports-Behavior Connection
  How sports can improve behavior and strengthen critical life skills... more »
• ADHD at School: Helping Children Follow Directions
  Strategies to help children with attention deficit disorder (ADD ADHD) focus and sustain attention in... more »
• Does Your Child with ADHD Disrupt the Classroom?
  Help children with ADHD rein in impulsive behavior with these strategies for at school and... more »
• Stop Interrupting! Better ADHD School Behavior
  How teachers and parents can inspire better ADHD school behavior with help from these impulse-controlling... more »
• A System for Better Classroom Behavior
  Reinforce good behavior with clear guidelines, rewards, and consequences for children with ADHD... more »
• The Daily Report Card: Tracking School Progress for Children with ADHD or Learning Disabilities
  Use this powerful parent/teacher tool to monitor the academic progress of your child with ADHD... more »
• Shape School Behavior with a Daily Report Card
  Teachers and parents of children with ADHD can use this method to spark better behavior... more »
• ADHD Slideshow: Using the Stoplight System to Encourage Good Behavior
  How to green-light your ADHD child for better behavior at home and in school... more »

• ADHD Behavior Therapy: Promoting Discipline & Focus in Kids
  Research reconfirms the benefits of behavior modification. Here's how parents can make a real difference... more »
• Classroom Rules That Work for Children with ADHD
  Teaching strategies that anticipate the needs of children with ADHD and learning disabilities, and boost... more »

• ADHD and Me
  A 12-year-old muses about balancing ADHD with her special abilities. ... more »
• How Recess Promotes Focus for ADHD Children
  For children with ADHD, the endangered school recess is an essential activity that improves focus... more »

• Child Aggression at School
  "I'm told that my five-year-old son is aggressive at school. What should I do?"... more »
• Will ADHD Meds Help Aggression at School
  "Will ADHD medication control my daughter's aggression at school?" ... more »
• Help for a Gifted 12-Year-Old
  "My son's teacher has labeled him a bully, (which he is not) and says he... more »
• My ADHD Son Daydreams at School
  "My son cannot stay focused on his tasks. He 'daydreams' in school and at home."... more »
• Reminders to Stay On Task
  "How can my ADHD son refocus after a few moments of daydreaming in the classroom?"... more »
• Meshing At-Home and At-School Discipline
  "My 6-year-old is frequently kept after school for infractions. At home, he gets time-outs as... more »
• Dealing with an Out-of-Line Teacher
  "My ADHD child’s third-grade teacher makes him sit alone during lunch, at a desk about... more »
• Tips for Teachers of ADDers
  "Our church’s Sunday school teacher calls my seven-year-old son 'rude,' even though his behavior is... more »
• "Keep Your Hands to Yourself!"
  My six-year-old can’t keep his hands to himself. He’s bright and curious, but his teacher... more »

• How to Introduce Your Child to the Teacher
  Use this sample letter to start the year off right with your child's teacher... more »
• The Stoplight System for Better Behavior
  Teachers can use this system to endure good classroom behavior... more »

• 100 Ideas for Supporting Pupils with ADHD
  This book offers sound advice for teachers managing a classroom with children who have ADHD,... more »
• Better In Back
  One teacher finds that seating ADD students in the back of the classroom helps everyone... more »
• The Wiggle Method
  One teacher prescribes exercise balls for her ADD students... more »
• Fidgeting Brings Focus
  One mother finds that bendable pencils and origami help her son focus... more »
• Don't Ask
  One teacher issues commands, not requests, to get all students' attention -- and compliance... more »