Supporting a child with ADHD through homework doesn’t have to feel like a nightly battle. With the right balance of structure, empathy, and flexibility, parents can transform homework time into a calm, productive experience.
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Summer Planning for Kids with ADHD
Summer is here and although your ADHD-diagnosed student doesn’t have a school schedule, it’s still important to maintain a daily summer schedule.
Help your Child with ADHD Overcome Working Memory Challenges
Children with ADHD often struggle with working memory deficits, Here are 12 practical and effective approaches to build this important skill.
Tutoring Kids With ADHD: Kindness, Empathy and Bulletproof Structure
Parents often don't know where to turn when their children have been handed an ADHD diagnosis. A quick google search will bring a deluge of advice, brain-rewiring programs, psychologists and counselors, natural remedies, nutritional programs and guides to 504 plans....
Turning Around A Failing Sophomore Year
A HomeworkCoach Success Story Ninth grade was a tough one for Caitlin McLaney and her sophomore year was off to no better of a start: she had failing grades in all of her subjects. The East Cobb, GA, student had always had academic challenges and had long benefited...
Know Whether to Challenge or Calm your ADHD Child
Your ADHD child is resisting getting started on homework, as usual. You've learned that yelling and nagging won't work. So what should you do? This blog post suggests a starting point: determining whether your student is overstressed or bored. The graphic above --...
Help your ADHD Child Focus on Completing Homework
It's hard enough to get your child started on homework. Keeping him or her working is just as challenging. Here are a few tips to help your child stay focused on completing homework. Don’t Rush- Your child has spent the day in school and probably will not want to...
Tutors Who Understand ADHD
HomeworkCoach is a special tutoring agency. We know how to keep students with ADHD on track. Our coach comes to your home and helps your child manage their schoolwork while building their executive function skills. Call us today 877-715-5442 or click Contact Us below.
Weekend tip: Avoid the "Sunday Night Scramble" by trying a 15-minute reset today. 🕒
Have your student check their portal and pick just one small task to finish before Saturday. It breaks the cycle of procrastination and makes Monday morning much easier.
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