…undiagnosed adult ADHD and later learned about coping with neurodiversity. His experience spurred him to establish the Wellness in Career Program at The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College…

…for the student with the phone but also those around the student. Thirty-one states have either passed laws, introduced new rules, or asked school administrators to set limits on smartphone…

…not follow instructions to avoid all other medications or alcohol use that could have affected the study results. The research authors stated that their results were inconclusive. Impact of ADHD…

Designed By Teachers For Teachers by Trish White EXPERTS ESTIMATE THAT A TYPICAL CLASSROOM in the United States with thirty students will have three children with ADHD, and this number…

…HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL at your job for years, but struggle with it now because you are working from home. You can plan and execute all the elements of a large…

…you can use to unsubscribe from multiple catalog mailing lists, and retailers have agreed to honor these requests. Another way to reduce paper is to use your camera, scanner or…

…ADHD medication for substance use problems. Previous research has suggested that use of ADHD medication may actually increase the likelihood that people will have substance use problems (for example, sensitize…

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…more about Washington state’s efforts to create trauma-responsive schools, contact Ron Hertel at OSPI (email: ron.hertel@k12.wa.us; phone: 360-725-6042). He can also be reached at theheartoflearningandteaching@gmail.com.     A clinical and…

…Instead, it must be individually designed to meet your needs. The laws additionally require that colleges, universities, and vocational schools have a person that coordinates compliance with these laws. Often,…

…too much noise and I can’t focus on the article I am reading.” Someone hearing this kind of statement might automatically assume Tim was a child with ADHD who was…

…each item off as they complete it for a feeling of satisfaction. But others prefer the tidiness and ease of their smartphone, where they can use an app. It may…