Students with ADHD fight in class. Behavior sometimes changes as they age. Why work when there are accommodations? Lifelong learning in the 21st Century. That’s why.
College isn’t just about getting a degree. It’s about the the ultimate welfare of students, especially those with disabilities. Taking the initiative to learn, students with ADHD strive to become lifetime learners.
Back to the start of my career, Lindamood-Bell…
Graduate student with ADHD. College students hate math more that my HS ones. Luckily it was my most favorite math…Statistics. What to do?
Bringing in technology always works. Together we found the best choice. Best of all, my champ was able to work independently. What could be better than that? Nothing!
Integrating technology is key to the learning experience, especially for students with ADHD. It facilitates the ease of access to information. Integrating computer literacy into the curriculum is an important part of enhancing and extending understanding.
Special needs students need a common experience upon which to build understanding (contrasting viewpoints). Establishing mutually beneficial communication is about by reflective listening. Sequential accounts of experiences of students with ADHD furthers learning.
- Rewards learner partcipation by supporting collaboration/creativity.
- Establishes mutually beneficial communicaton by reflective listening.
- Utilizes thoughtful questions that foster engagement and confidence.
- Enhances understanding through problem-solving situations.
- Facilitates self-discovery and self-appropriated learning.
Lifelong learning focuses on the responsibility for students’ needs. It is more concerned as to how they are prepared to assume future societal roles. 21st Century environments require positive interdependence, social skills, and individual accountability.
People with ADHD must be ready.
“Our kids” often receive academic support without asking for it. Empower them to advocate for themselves.
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