At this difficult time I know we’re all looking for ways to help students with learning differences, like ADHD, deal… Continue Reading »
Category: ADHD
Remote Learning – Parent Perspective: A Dramatic Morning
Remote learning is causing stress and anxiety for students, parents, and teachers, so it’s only natural to hear some complaining.… Continue Reading »
Stuck Inside with Restless Kids? Try Virtual Field Trips
School closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic are not easy for kids and parents to navigate. Parents, who must somehow… Continue Reading »
Setting Goals for a Gap Year
Sometimes we worry that our students are not ready for the demands of college. Academic demands escalate quickly. Students are… Continue Reading »
Unlocking the Barriers to Success for Students with ADHD
One of the standout presentations at this year’s CHADD Conference in Philadelphia was a five-hour pre-conference by our own Dr.… Continue Reading »
Assistive Learning Tools for Students with ADHD
Assistive learning apps and technology are terrific tools for helping students with ADHD manage their academic tasks. (I adore assistive technology… Continue Reading »
New SMARTS Elementary Video!
Looking to teach executive function strategies to elementary students? SMARTS Elementary, our newest curriculum, has 30 fun, hands-on activities designed… Continue Reading »
The Real-Life Inspiration for Percy Jackson
The Lightning Thief and the subsequent installments in the Percy Jackson and The Olympians series have long been some of… Continue Reading »
Beautiful Short Film about Life with ADHD
Falling Letters (Swedish title: Bokstavsbarn) by Erik Rosenlund depicts one day in the life of a child who has many… Continue Reading »
Why Is ADHD So Often Missed in Girls?
We know that girls are diagnosed with ADHD with less frequency than boys, even though both boys and girls have… Continue Reading »