ADHD Teacher Resources for School

ADHD Teacher Resources - Advice for teaching school children with attention deficit and learning disabilities

• ADHD Slideshow: Using the Stoplight System to Encourage Good Behavior
  How to green-light your ADHD child for better behavior at... more »
• Teaching Teamwork: ADHD in the Classroom
  Children can achieve real social and academic gains through cooperative... more »
• Listen Up: 9 Ways to Help ADHD Kids Follow Directions
  Students with ADHD sometimes struggle to slow down, listen, and... more »
• Teaching Time Management to Children with ADHD
  Teachers' tools and techniques to help ADHD students get organized... more »
• ADHD at School: Teacher Resources and Tips
  How teachers can help ADHD students shine in the classroom... more »
• Classroom Rules That Work for Children with ADHD
  Teaching strategies that anticipate the needs of children with ADHD... more »
• How to Give Good Instructions to Children with ADHD
  Expert tips for helping your child or student with ADHD... more »
• Play To Their Strengths: Accommodating Unique Learning Styles in ADHD Children
  How teachers and parents can accommodate and encourage unique learning... more »

• Kindergarten Teacher Asks About ADD Meds
  "In my classroom, I have two children with ADHD. I... more »
• When Parents Refuse to See the ADD
  "I'm certain one of my students has ADD, but his... more »
• Refusing a Diagnosis
  "One of my student was recently identified as having ADHD,... more »

• 100 Ideas for Supporting Pupils with ADHD
  This book offers sound advice for teachers managing a classroom... more »
• What Can A Teacher Do?
  The Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA) offers recommendations for teaching... more »
• Subtle Reminders
  Teachers can discreetly bring kids back to task without embarrassing... more »
• Interactive Assignment Sheets
  A daily to-do list can get everyone working together to... more »
• Should Teachers Be Involved in the Diagnosis?
  The teacher's perspective is critical in determining ADHD as the... more »
• Openness at School
  This teacher offers an open door for dialogue on ADHD... more »
• Switch Seats Often
  Allowing students to sit where they perform best keeps the... more »
• The ADHD Book of Lists
  Written for parents, as well as for teachers, counselors, and... more »
• He Talks, I Type
  One teacher devises a unique way to help ADD students... more »

• Never Learned to Study!
  My boyfriend and I are both ADHD; this is my... more »
• Athletics/Football Coach did not Follow B.I.P.
  My 13 year old ADHD son made the Varsity team... more »
• Question for teachers
  I would like to know if teachers are under increasing... more »
• Doesn't Care One Bit!! Very Annoying
  My son is a 6th grader. He is giving me... more »

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Which of these accommodations has made a difference for your child at school? Extra time to complete in-class assignments and tests A seat in the front row Daily or weekly communication with the teacher An extra set of books or materials A laptop or other technological aid