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Understanding ADHD, Together
Tips, tricks, and resources from our team of industry experts.


One Grade, One Goal: Planning the Next Quarter
After a report card it is tempting to change everything at once. For a child with ADHD that usually falls apart by week two. Here is how to pick the one habit worth working on this quarter, and a free card to help you choose it together.


Say This, Not That: Talking About Grades
Children with ADHD take correction harder than other children, so the words we use about grades carry further than we mean them to. Here are the swaps worth making, and what to say when your child shuts down or starts to cry.


What a Report Card Leaves Out
A letter grade blends what your child knows with whether the work reached the teacher. For a child with ADHD those two things come apart. Here is how to read the first report card of the year, and what to do in the hour after you open it.
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