Teachers and educators are in a unique position to help students achieve their full academic potential. Most teachers are seeking practical strategies to better support students with ADHD. Here are free resources to help teachers support learning and achievement for students with ADHD.

This fact sheet, Providing Classroom Accommodations to Help Students with ADHD, presents effective accommodations for a student's inattentive symptoms, hyperactive-impulsive symptoms, or combined symptoms. Tips for helping students with social challenges are also included.

Other fact sheets for teachers include the following:

• Helping Students Use the Instructional Process
• Assignment Accommodations
• Reading Assignments
• Written Assignments
• Math Assignments
• Homework Assignments
• Adapting Positive Behavior Interventions
• How Rewards and Punishment Work
• Using Structure and Guidance to Support Adaptive Behavior

This infographic, Attention Strategies for Students with ADHD, provides strategies that can help students with distractibility and inattention.

The Tips for Teachers video series provides short tips and strategies that teachers can use to help students succeed. Educational rights information is presented as well as links to a list of webinars for early childhood educators.

This teacher card lists the symptoms of ADHD to help teachers recognize ADHD in the classroom and provides strategies and tips teachers can use to help students with ADHD do better in school.

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