Teachers need good resources and often independently seek out training that will help them to be better educators for all students, while meeting the needs of those affected by ADHD. They look for how to best to educate students affected by ADHD, help students with behavioral management and instruct them in the classroom. Many school districts are…

Homework can be a source of frustration and difficulty particularly for students with ADHD. One of the things you can recommend to parents to help with homework is the creation of an organized and comfortable homework space. Just as you create accommodations in your classroom, a similar set-up can be used by parents at home…

Students with ADHD often struggle with fine motor skills, making the mechanics of writing difficult. For younger students this may be having difficulty holding a pencil and writing letters, and for older students this often results in poor handwriting. Students may find handwriting particularly challenging when they are also focusing on recalling information and organizing…

Teachers and educators are in a unique position to help children and adolescents achieve their full academic potential. Most teachers are looking for additional training or resources on ADHD and improving the classroom experience for their students. CHADD offers a Teacher Training Program crafted by teachers to provide other teachers with the strategies and tips to help…