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Time Blindness and Homework: How to Help Your Neurodivergent Child Stay on Track Without the Tears
“Time blindness” is common among neurodiverse students. It makes it hard for them to plan, prioritize, and complete assignments. This blog post focuses on time management strategies for homework and study sessions, including setting realistic time goals and using breaks effectively.
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Unlocking Potential: How Simple Tools Can Transform Math for Students with Autism and Dyscalculia
Learning math can be challenging, especially for students with Autism and dyscalculia (math learning disability). Mastering basic math facts is essential for success in pre-algebra. It can be tough for students with these learning differences. However, with the right strategies and tools, teachers and parents can support their teens in mastering these skills. Let’s explore…
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Is Your Teen Ready for Algebra 1? A Must-Read for Parents and Teachers Supporting ADHD and Autism
Taking Algebra 1 in 8th grade can be a pivotal opportunity for students who are ready, but it’s not the right choice for everyone. For parents of teens with ADHD or autism, deciding whether this advanced math course is suitable can be particularly challenging. This decision requires careful consideration of your child’s individual needs, strengths,…
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10 Homework Strategies for Teens with ADHD and Autism
Assigning adequate and appropriate homework is challenging. It’s designed to reinforce what students are taught in class. It also reinforces course content. At its best, homework provides preparatory reading and furthers understanding. Unfortunately, it can also be a meaningless activity designed to keep students busy. It’s especially controversial for students with disabilities. Here are 10…
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7 Tips for Teaching Algebra 2 to ADHD Teens with Dyscalculia
ADHD teens with dyscalculia struggle with math understanding and calculations. Number-based operations are impacted too. Algebra 2 builds upon Algebra 1 and Geometry. Use these tips to teach Algebra 2 based on ADHD and competencies.
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ADHD Teens Need Learning Styles Strategies in Algebra 1. Here’s How!
What’s your learning style? It’s especially important for students with ADHD. Answer? It depends on the assessment. Ours will be VARK (Verbal, Auditory, Reading/Writing, Kinesthetic). Stay tuned…find out yours.
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