Wondering how to deal with screen distractions, executive function, frustration & anger, and more? These blogs explore the unique challenges of ADHD shutdown learners.
Here’s a few of our top ADHD-tagged blog posts:
- Transition to College With LD & ADHD – What to know.
- Part III: Anger: You Can’t Make Me” Depleting Emotional Fuel
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“Children surrounded by fast-paced visual stimuli (TV, videos, computer games) at the expense of face-to-face adult modeling, interactive language, reflective problem- solving, creative play, and sustained attention may be expected to arrive at school unprepared for academic learning—and to fall […]
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I had the pleasure the other night presenting to parents at the Orchard Friends School. The topic was “Executive Functioning & Shut-Down Learners.” As I always try to do, my mission is to present concepts that I think become unnecessarily […]
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Debra Isaacs Schafer the founder and CEO of Education Navigation, LLC, a company that provides special education coaching and advocacy services to companies as an employee benefit for working parents. She is also a Special Education Advisor in private practice […]
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Dr. Richard Selznick is excited to kick off his premiere with Dr. Michael Goodman, Pediatric Neurologist where he will be talking about the basics of ADHD and stuff you need to know. Maybe you think you’ve heard it all before, […]
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Maybe I am pulling for it by writing these blogs about anger (see last two blog posts: http://www.shutdownlearner.com/blog), but lately I’ve had a run of angry kids. While the content varies in terms of the specifics of each case, there […]