ADHD
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ADHD Students and The Beeper System: Staying on Task in the Classroom
Teachers who have students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may find that time management is a problem. One solution is the beeper system, which helps students stick to a schedule. Learn how you would use the beeper management...By August 5, 2011
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Strategies for Teaching Children with ADHD to Finish Assignments
Students with ADHD are typically challenged when it comes to finishing assignments. The following strategies for teaching children with ADHD to finish their assignments will be valuable if you are challenged and need additional tips in teaching kids...By July 6, 2011
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Homework Tips to Help Children with ADD and ADHD
Kids with ADHD and ADD often have trouble with homework. These homework tips will help minimize the stress and distractions, so that homework can be finished quicker each day.By July 6, 2011
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How to Organize a Study Area for Children with ADHD
An organized study area plays an important role in your child's studies. A well organized study area not only helps your ADHD child focus on studies, but also makes it an enjoyable experience. Are you worried about how to organize a study area for...By July 6, 2011
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Sensory Integration Dysfunction (SID) in Children with ADHD and Autism
Sensory Integration Dysfunction (SID) is a neurological condition causing learning disabilities. Children with Sensory Integration issues are able to perceive with all five senses, but have difficulty organizing the information. Many children...By July 5, 2011
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Finishing Tasks and Meeting Goals: Tips for Students with ADD/ADHD
Finishing assignments and meeting deadlines can be a real challenge if you have ADD/ADHD, but that doesn't mean it can't be done. With a few tricks and tips, you'll be sailing through classroom projects in record time and finishing assignments...By June 30, 2011
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The ADHD Test: Managing Test Anxiety for ADHD Kids
Children with ADHD have difficulty concentrating, which makes test taking a struggle. Partnering with your child’s teacher to create an “ADHD Test” that is friendly to your child’s learning style can help. Developing special study...By June 30, 2011
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A Survey of Available ADHD Medications for Children
Are medications safe for your very young child who has been diagnosed with ADHD? Why is your physician giving different types of medications? This article may enlighten you about these medications.By June 30, 2011
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ADHD: Life Risk Factors Outweigh Medication Fears
Psychosocial treatment in combination with psychopharmacology has proven to be more effective than any single mode of ADHD treatment. Decisions made in early childhood have a dramatic impact on the future.By June 27, 2011
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How To Discuss ADHD Signs and Symptoms to Encourage Parent Interventions
If you believe you may have a student with ADHD, then you should discuss this with parents at parent teacher conferences or a parent teacher meeting. This is a delicate conversation to have with parents, so you may need to think about the ADHD signs,...By April 17, 2011