How to Stay Organized for School: ADHD Student Guide

Q: Why Does My Child Procrastinate?

Do you know why your child procrastinates? Time blindness, disorganization, executive dysfunction,...

For students with ADHD, building variety and structure into the daily learning routine is vital to...

With executive functions still very much developing, teens with ADHD need to add to their college...

Asynchronous learning challenges the executive functions of students with ADHD — and their parents,...

“In a matter of weeks, I can imagine these school supplies getting sent home in a transition to...

Distance learning is not ideal for all students with ADHD. Surviving the coming school year will mean...

At home learning again, students with ADHD are noticing both the benefits (self-guided pace, movement...

Last week, we polled ADDitude readers regarding their mental, emotional, and physical health amid...

High school academic problems multiply when your teen with ADHD is suddenly learning at home — and...

Week One had a steep learning curve. Week Two found a little groove, but now your child is actively...

How does a family schedule work when you are homeschooling children of different ages with varying...

Homeschool guilt is a real phenomenon among parents who are working full-time while also managing...

“Why can’t you stick to the plan?” For children with ADHD, the answer is multi-faceted: Transitioning...

Tune in as Ann Dolin, M.Ed., helps parents learn how to manage your child's academics during the...

ADHD and college — it is a formidable combination. It means continued executive dysfunction, but with...