Teaching Strategies for Students with ADHD: Ideas to Help Every Child Shine
Parents: Is your child’s teacher doing everything possible to support learning? Teachers often dictate the success or failure of a child’s education — particularly if that child has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD or ADD).Next to parents, teachers are the most influential people in a student’s life.
The best teacher will develop ADHD strategies to show students that they are capable and worthwhile.Here are some strategies for teaching children with ADHD that work to establish a supportive, structured classroom that will encourage learning, enforce discipline, and boost self-esteem.[Get This Download: How to Teach Children with ADHD — Classroom Challenges & Solutions][Click to Download: 10 Teaching Strategies that Help Students with ADHD]Some students with ADHD may need school accommodations to address academic challenges.
Make sure they get them. Some accommodations can be as easy as monitoring the student’s work and developing a plan to help him not fall behind and even accepting the occasional late assignment — this can give the student confidence and get her back on track.Other common ADHD accommodations include:The Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA) makes the following recommendations for accommodations:For best results, teachers must partner with the parents to ensure that their child is ready to learn in the classroom.
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