Teaching Strategies & Learning Styles for Kids with ADHD

Your Child’s 7 Executive Functions — and How to Boost Them

One hallmark of ADHD is executive function trouble — problems planning, organizing, or...

Communicating and coordinating regularly with your child's teacher isn't being pushy or overbearing;...

Math and writing require rock-solid executive functions, a source of immeasurable frustration for...

Children with ADHD experience a lower level of brain arousal, which means they are easily distracted...

To follow directions, students with ADHD must hear and understand classroom instructions. Use these...

Incessant pen clicking. Lashing out when things go wrong. Lying. And other classroom behavior...

Chaotic desk? Forgotten homework? Missed deadlines? Your child needs these ADHD organizing tips ASAP...

The right to a level playing field doesn’t end after elementary school. Here are some of the most...

Homework stress is real — and exhausting for parents and students alike. Spare your family the drama...

Teens with attention deficit will be college ready if they learn these five skills in h...

Learning disabilities come in many disguises, last a lifetime, and can't be "cured." The key to...

How to defuse tensions, maximize benefits and minimize stress at parent-teacher c...

An ADHD diagnosis isn't always the answer. Learn how certain red flags, like an inability to...

Great teachers know that saying the right words in the right way can turn a defeated student into a...

ADHD symptoms shift throughout adolescence, which means the school accommodations that helped your...