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Teaching Strategies for Home School Students with ADD

Written by Mimi Rothschild
Thursday, 18 October 2007 06:49

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By Mimi Rothschild

More and more homeschooling parents have asked me about Attention Deficit Disorder and the best way to homeschool their children who have ADD or ADHD. I found this list of ADD/ADHD resources online, I thought I’d share it with everyone.

“Excerpted from Teaching Strategies: Education of Children with Attention Deficit Disorder.

Effective classroom teaching requires knowledge about attention deficit disorder, a solid grounding in behavioral management, skill in instructional design, and an awareness of the disorder’s medical components. This understanding is enhanced when strong relationships are built between professionals and families.

The following articles outline suggestions and strategies to use when working with students with ADD/ADHD:”

Getting Help for Students with ADD/ADHD

A Teacher’s Identification Role — Getting Help for Students with ADD

Classroom teachers play a key role in identifying students who are ADD/ADHD. The first step in identification is being clear as to what attention deficit disorder is and what it is not.

Understanding the Purpose of School-Based Referral — ADD/ADHD

A brief description of why schools have teams consisting of qualified professionals, on which medical professionals often serve, to identify students with attention deficit disorder.

Collecting Educationally Useful Information for Students with ADD

Suggestions on ways to find useful information on identifying students with ADD/ADHD.

A Team Effort — Getting Help for Students with ADD

Tips and suggestions for working as a part of a decision-making team to evaluate the assessment data for students with ADD/ADHD.

Formal Assessment — Getting Help for Students with ADD

This article briefly explains formal assessment guidelines when working with a student with ADD/ADHD.

Teaching Students with ADD/ADHD

Planning for Success — Teaching Students with ADD

This article describes the diverse needs of students with ADD and how to meet these needs.

Modifying Instruction — Teaching Students with ADD

Suggested modifications to make for students with ADD/ADHD.

Managing the Classroom — Teaching Students with ADD

Strategies and suggestions on managing a classroom with ADD/ADHD students.

Working Together with Families — Teaching Students with ADD

This article describes successful ways to communicate with an ADD child’s family.

2 Responses to “Teaching Strategies for Home School Students with ADD”

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June 27, 2010 at 4:24 am

While we’re on the subject of Christian Home School Online – PreK-12 Christian Education Provider – Learning by Grace, You should have a definite task in mind for using online resources in order to work with them proficiently. If they are a second-rate tool, it’s a surprise to discover reading materials, personal activities, or written records which can be downloaded straight from their website.
Mayra Harrison says:

May 5, 2011 at 4:36 pm

Thanks for this fantastic approach on the topic. Also, I’d prefer to share a site that I discovered to have some great advice regarding ADD Symptoms in Children. I found it refreshing and very dependable info when I was searching for ADHD. I used to be also trying to find the ADD Test Online to aid check my child.

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