9 ADHD Strategies Your Child's Teacher Should Know

"If I have something subtle to occupy me — like a small fidget toy — I am neither distracted nor seeking out the distractions. I am relaxed and alert." Hearing students with ADHD describe their unique challenges in their own words can unlock amazing collaboration and tremendous learning.

by Josh and Melinda Boring

Learning Is a Collaboration

Success in the classroom is a two-way street. To learn, students must show up prepared and excited for class. But teachers have to prepare as well. Understanding an ADHD student’s unique challenges will help teacher and student become a winning team. Here are valuable tips from an ADHD student to clue teachers in to how ADDers learn best.
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