15 Achievable ADHD Accommodations Checklist for Teachers As a teacher with ADHD working with students who also have ADHD, you face unique challenges. These require creative solutions not just for your learners, but also yourself. By the end of this post, you will have 15 ideas that do just that! 15 Achievable ADHD Accommodations Checklist…
17 Smart Ideas for ADHD Accommodations at Work Teaching with ADHD isn’t for the faint of heart. But with the right accommodations, you can make it work for you. Let’s look at some ideas to help get you started! TL;DR, Here’s the List (Yes, many of these also work for your students. Win, win!) ADHD…
5 Top Ideas for Managing Daily Challenges ADHD Teachers Face Do you ever find yourself staring at the clock, wondering how it’s already 4th period? And you haven’t even touched your lesson plans? Yeah, same. This post is your real-talk resource for managing daily challenges ADHD teachers face. These are ideas that you can actually…
10 Proven Tips for Starting Tasks with ADHD As a neurodivergent former teacher, I know the daily struggle of staring at my to-do list and feeling completely frozen. That moment when you know exactly what needs to be done, but your brain simply refuses to cooperate? You’re not alone. Let’s talk about why this happens…
5 Focus-Boosting Fidgets and Tips for ADHD Adults Do you constantly look for what to do with your hands, especially during non-essential meetings? You are not alone. Fidgets for adults with ADHD can help alleviate some of that restlessness. Read on for tips and a few helpful recommendations! Fidget Toys: A Helpful Tool for Adults…
10 Visual Schedule Tips to Simplify Daily Routines Life is a highway, sure. But for those of us with ADHD? It can feel more like trying to learn to ice skate with one too many slips. The good news? Visual schedules can actually help us get the traction we need. Here are 10 ways to…
21 Organizing Closets with ADHD Tips for Teachers Do you ever feel like your ADHD and closets are sworn enemies? Ditch the (unmitigated) chaos for good with these 21 tips! It’ll never be perfect, but you can find what works for you. Discover practical tips to wrangle your wardrobe and classroom mess. When you think…
5 Best ADHD Calming Methods for a Peaceful Mind Some brains operate like tidy desks. Mine when I was teaching? A half-full ‘iced’ (by neglect) coffee, a rogue recorder, and last month’s lesson plans hanging on for dear life. Under a pile of heavy books that you’ll never read. If you’re a teacher with ADHD—or…
7 Best Reasons for Routine Charts for ADHD Adults Let’s be real: as teachers, we’re pros at creating systems for our students. But when it comes to ourselves? Yeah… not really. Trying to juggle the never-ending demands of a classroom is rough enough. But add in the internal chaos of ADHD, autism, or sensory processing…
10 Ways to Master Focused Lesson Planning Without the Stress Ever sit down to write lesson plans and immediately realize you forgot your laptop, your charger, your water, or whatever snack you swore you’d grab on the way in? Now you’re up, down, back again, totally thrown off — and somehow 30 minutes have passed…
