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7 Real ADHD Teaching Strategies That Actually Work
1. 7 Real ADHD Teaching Strategies That Actually Work
1. Real Talk: What Happened When No One Showed Up
2. 1. The Power of Choice (Within Boundaries)
3. 2. Change the Environment to Reset the Brain
4. 3. Interest-Based Learning Is a Game-Changer
5. 4. Use Positive Competition to Motivate (Without Shame)
6. 5. Cross-Curricular Integration = Less Overwhelm, More Meaning
7. 6. Focus on Outcome, Not the Eye-Roll
8. 7. Make Room for Emotions, Then Teach Through Them
9. Final Word: You’re Doing Better Than You Think
7 Real ADHD Teaching Strategies That Actually Work
Debra Shepherd
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