Successfully Teaching and Managing Children with ADHD

This comprehensive guide, authored by a leading UK expert on ADHD, provides practical strategies for educators to effectively manage ADHD symptoms in the classroom, along with valuable resources and case studies.

Successfully Teaching and Managing Children with ADHD, authored by a leading expert in ADHD, serves as a comprehensive guide for educators seeking effective strategies to address the challenges posed by ADHD in the classroom. This invaluable resource is designed for teachers, Special Educational Needs Coordinators (SENCOs), behavioral management staff, and school leaders, providing practical tools to help manage the often disruptive symptoms associated with ADHD.

The second edition of the book builds on the strengths of the first, offering a wealth of new information. It includes an expanded collection of case studies that highlight key issues related to ADHD in educational settings, ensuring that readers can relate theory to real-life situations. Additionally, it presents updated guidance on medication and behavioral strategies, equipping educators with the latest insights to support their students effectively.

The chapters cover a range of pertinent topics, including recognizing and managing ADHD behaviors, collaborating with parents, implementing whole school approaches, and promoting professional development for staff. The inclusion of assessment tools, such as the Child ADHD Screening Tool (CAST), further enhances its practicality. Overall, this book stands as an essential resource for anyone involved in the education of children with ADHD, offering the knowledge and strategies necessary to create a supportive learning environment.