National Grammar Day: Writing Advice for ADD/ADHD Students

March 4th is National Grammar Day (who knew?), so we're celebrating by sharing our best writing advice for students living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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National Grammar Day, brought to you by the Society for Promotion of Good Grammar, was created in 2008. It's celebrated on March 4, which is today, and even though we're not sure whether it's a spoof or publicity stunt, we thought we'd take this opportunity to showcase the best of the best writing advice ADDitude offers for students living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD). Enjoy!

Discover:

· 18+ ways ADHD students can improve their writing skills

· How to ace the verbal portion of the SAT

· Expert vocabulary-memorizing tips for ADD/ADHD students

· 15 steps to improving essay writing for ADD/ADHD students

· Writing, editing, and perfecting the five-paragraph essay

· The guide to writing for students with learning disabilities

· Writing a school paper? How to get organized

Plus find more great resources as our special section dedicated to success at school.

 
 
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