As a homeschool parent, motivating a child with ADHD can feel like pushing a boulder uphill—only for it to roll right back down the moment you look away. You know your child is bright, creative, and full of potential. But getting them to focus, stay on task, and...
Summer brings sunshine, freedom from routine—and, often, battles over screen time. For families homeschooling children with ADHD or dyslexia, managing screen time wisely is essential. Screens can be a tool for learning and connection, or a source of distraction and...
I get emails all the time asking for help with dyslexic kids unmotivated to learn. I’ve learned a lot in my nearly 30 years of homeschooling kids with dyslexia and ADHD. There are actually very specific things you can do to increase motivation. Listen to the...
Let’s clear up some common misconceptions about ADHD. Understanding these myths can help us better support our kids who are dealing with it: Myth 1: ADHD isn’t a real disorder.Fact: ADHD is a legitimate neurodevelopmental disorder supported by extensive research and...
Practical ADHD Help for Homeschooling Families If you’re homeschooling a child with ADHD, you already know that ADHD affects so much more than their ability to pay attention to a math lesson. It can affect motivation, organization, emotional regulation,...
