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Behavior Contracts Explained: A Tool for Managing ADHD and Autism in the Classroom
Behavior contracts are a popular tool for creating structured and positive learning environments, especially for students with ADHD and Autism. These agreements outline expected behaviors, rewards, and sometimes consequences. I’ve seen them a lot, but do they work? Yes, here’s how.
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From Struggle to Success: How Understanding Learning Styles Changes the Game for ADHD and Autism
Imagine a classroom that celebrates every child’s unique way of learning. The key lies in tailoring instruction to match their learning styles. This blog post explores how understanding learning styles and adapting them to individual needs of students with ADHD and Autism will transform the learning environment. Let’s dive in!
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Change Your ADHD/Autistic Brain. Play Chess.
Reasoning and logic aren’t typical strengths for people with ADHD or on the Autism Spectrum. They need to catch up with their non-disabled peers. Playing chess is a great way to do it. Fun too!
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10 Tips to Improve Grades of High School Students with Asperger’s Syndrome
74% of U.S. students with autism graduate with a diploma, compared to 86% of all students (Autism Speaks). What makes the difference? Grades. Teens and young adults with Asperger’s Syndrome often struggle in school. These research-based in-home and school strategies are winners.
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Need Help in School? Seek Special Education Advocates for ADHD and Autism
Parents of teens with ADHD and Autism: Got a beef with your school about services or accommodations? A special education advocate can help smooth out the rough spots. These tips can help to find the right match for you.
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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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9 Strategies to Prevent the Summer Slide for College Students with ADHD
College students with ADHD suffer learning loss during breaks. The Summer Slide is equated with K-12, but college ADHDers need more. These 9 strategies lead the way.
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Tips and Tricks for Taking Online Final Exams for College Students with ADHD and Autism
Online classes can be even more challenging for college students with ADHD and Autism. This results from the lack of immediate structure and feedback often found in traditional courses. The same holds true for online exams. Try these strategies to improve performance in online exams.
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Dysgraphia in College Students with ADHD: Empowerment is the Answer
Learning disability = dyslexia, right? NOT NECESSARILY! Difficulties in written expression are a learning disability that is common in people with ADHD. Dysgraphia originally appeared in DSM, a manual used to make diagnoses. While it is no longer considered a learning disability, under IDEA, the struggles are real. Here are the best strategies to improve…
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How Does Asperger’s Syndrome Affect Teen Grades in High School?
Teens and young adults with Asperger’s Syndrome often struggle in school. These research based strategies are winners. Both home and school.
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