You’ve prepared well for your exam, but taking tests makes you anxious. Sometimes you get stuck on one question and have trouble moving forward. Other times you find yourself rushing, concerned that you’ll run out of time before completing the test.
In this second of three guest posts on test-taking,
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It’s getting to be time for final exams. You’ve kept up with your reading and homework (or maybe you haven’t?). You really want to do well on your tests!
A toolbox of strategies for mid-terms and finals might be just what you need!
This first of three posts by ADHD Coach Jonathan Salem addresses strategies to use to set yourself up for success.
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Yet, we also know that the brain is complex.
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I told this mother that it’s difficult to predict exact outcomes of coaching for a specific student.…
Parenting teens is tricky business in any circumstance. Parenting a teen with ADHD can be even more challenging due to a number of ADD-related characteristics, such as:
These characteristics can contribute to school issues as well as friction at home around chores and other responsibilities.
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Have you been accused (by yourself or others) of “helicopter parenting”?
Hovering over your child or micro-managing things for him/her?
It is common for parents of kids with AD/HD to be more closely involved in managing school work, coordinating schedules, prompting on chores,
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