Teaching Strategies & Learning Styles for Kids with ADHD

Is an IEP or 504 Plan Best for Your Child? How to Decide

Which is better for a child with ADHD: an IEP or a 504 Plan? Here, understand the differences in...

You are not enabling. You are not helicoptering. You are taking an active, hands-on role in the...

The best IEP is the one with accommodations designed for your child's very specific symptoms. Here...

Doing chores regularly may boost kids’ executive function skills — planning, inhibition, switching...

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

“My neurodivergent kids give me complete creative freedom over how I teach. It’s like I’m working on...

A strong IEP spells out specific, measurable, and reasonable goals that serve a student’s learning...

ADHD directly affects virtually all aspects of communication. Here, learn more about the link, and...

“A 2e individual may have to work twice as hard to do ‘basic’ tasks. And, while an average person may...

The death of two Ohio State students earlier this month from suspected use of fake Adderall pills...

Neurology shows that the ADHD brain is particularly sensitive to positive reinforcement and to...

Readers from elementary school to high school will recognize themselves (and their ADHD brains) in t...

“Applying to college is a master class in organizing materials, managing time, and processing...