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Many students with ADHD and learning disabilities struggle with their executive functioning skills. These skills may include organization, homework management, working memory, time management, and prioritization. In this episode of the Fully Mindful Podcast, Dr. Emily Levy shares concrete strategies elementary, middle, and high school students can use to improve their study skills, homework management, and time management skills. These ADHD strategies can help students manage their schoolwork more effectively.

Does your child with ADHD have difficulties at school? Do they struggle with time management, organization, task initiation, note taking, or planning? If so, your child may benefit from specialized ADHD tutoring to help build these critical skills. ADHD tutoring can help your child thrive with the strategies detailed below.

Strong organizational skills are critical for academic success. Many students have difficulty with organization, time management, planning, and keeping track of assignments, especially as the demands of school increase. In this episode of the Real Talk Corner Podcast, Dr. Emily Levy discusses concrete and practical strategies parents can use at home to help their children build stronger executive functioning and study skills. These strategies can help students better manage their homework, school assignments, and materials, and feel more confident about their academic abilities.

If your child has struggles with reading or has a learning disability, you may be familiar with Orton Gillingham tutoring. The Orton Gillingham method is a structured, multi-sensory approach that helps students develop stronger reading and writing skills. It is a highly effective method that students often enjoy and that can truly revolutionize your child’s ability to read and write effectively.