Middle school is the time when executive functioning struggles become even more pronounced, and more of a barrier between your child and academic success. If your son struggles with executive functions, make sure you talk with the school about those struggles and how they will accommodate and support him in those areas so he has the same opportunity for success as his peers.
What Does Executive Function Disorder Look Like in Children?
This article covers many aspects that you need to think about and focus on when you have a child with ADHD transitioning to middle school.
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