Create, Experience, Teach From The Heart
Most children with ADHD and Autism who have angry outbursts rarely do it because they are lazy or not interested in something. It’s usually because of a blend of conditions that challenges them. For example: This is not an exhaustive
Teaching goal-setting to kids is important to me because when I first moved to Canada, I struggled with low self-esteem. I felt like I couldn’t do anything. My teachers didn’t understand me and my home life was rough. Achieving wasn’t
Four ways to create a safe place in the classroom: whole class mindfulness, independent mindfulness, respect personal space, and discover learning opportunities.
Three ways to teach a child who is struggling to read: read together, make connections, and teach phonics.
4 ways to create an inclusive classroom environment: focus on equity, encourage collaboration, create community, and cultivate safety.
Three ways to help a child with ADHD or autism focus in school: decor, visual supports, and mini tasks.
Children with ADHD or anxiety aren’t always physically hyperactive or disruptive. Many children struggle with internal restlessness. In other words, we may not always see a child with ADHD or anxiety acting out because they are struggling internally with racing
How do you complete an assignment with ADHD: 1. chunk it up; 2. study partners; 3. hype it up; 4. destress.
Three teaching strategies for a child with Down syndrome: use visuals, focus on pacing, and one-on-one attention.
How to teach students about the meaning of Christmas: quick discussion, Christmas story, and differentiated reflection.
