After along day at school the last thing your ADHD child wants to do is sit down and do more work.
These tips can help you to help your ADHD child stay focused during homework time.
Photo was created by hvaldez1
04 August 2009
5 Tips for helping your ADHD child focus during homework
After along day at school the last thing your ADHD child wants to do is sit down and do more work.
These tips can help you to help your ADHD child stay focused during homework time.
Photo was created by hvaldez1
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Our youngest son was diagnosed with ADHD, he’s in the Twelfth grade. One of his teachers recommended that he try writing in the Ink for All word processor. He seems to be less distracted with it. This seemed like the perfect place to share this: http://bit.ly/2DWi1K9
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