Blouch: ADHD makes remote learning challenging for some
Back in March when the rumors of classes going online were evolving from small whispers to an unavoidable truth, like many other students in my position, I panicked. School has always been a struggle for me, and the only thing I could think about was how those struggles would be exasperated in an online environment. In my personal experience, in-person classes provided a stronger sense of structure that was more conducive to productivity for a brain with ADHD.
View Article: Rocky Mountain Collegian, September 7, 2020
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