Organization ties into nearly every portion of an educator’s work. Topics on this blog will include: room (or cart) set-up; time management; and finding or tweaking systems so that they work in positive ways.
Visual Schedule: 10 Tips for Simplified Routines Life is a highway, but for adults with ADHD, it can often feel like a tangled maze. Cue visual schedules—your roadmap to clarity, navigating you through life’s daily twists and turns. Here’s 10 ways to use visual schedules to simplify your daily routine. Visual Schedule: 10 Tips for…
Pivotal Decluttering Tips for Neurodivergent Educators Creative Minds, Organized Spaces: Discover how neurodivergent educators can turn chaotic classrooms into havens of creativity and learning. Simple strategies. Big impacts. Pivotal Decluttering Tips for Neurodivergent Educators People with ADHD, autism, SPD, and other brain-based differences are often brilliant educators, artists, leaders, and entrepreneurs. The ability to think…
Calming Sensory-Friendly Classroom for Teachers with SPD SPD as a teacher? Learn effective methods to thrive in educational environments. Boost your impact immediately! Calming Sensory-Friendly Classroom for Teachers with SPD Why Sensory-Friendly Classrooms? Imagine you are telling a story to a group of eager learners. They sit with perked ears, their bodies still and calm,…
21 Essential Hacks for Imperfect ADHD Closet Organization Feeling like your ADHD and closet organization are sworn enemies? Ditch the (unmitigated) chaos for good with these 21 hacks! It’ll never be perfect, but you can find what works for you. Discover practical tips to wrangle your wardrobe mess—no ninja skills required. 21 Essential Hacks for…
Routine Charts for ADHD Adults: Unlock Productivity As a teacher, you understand the importance of using tailored strategies to effectively support your students. Yet, how often do we factor our own needs into that equation? Navigating the daily demands of a classroom while also managing Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), autism, or sensory processing disorder (SPD)…
Are you finding yourself struggling to stay focused and organized when switching tasks throughout the day? Task switching ADHD teachers, or those of us with other neurodivergent (ND) conditions, have their hands quite full. As any educator knows, being in the classroom demands constant multitasking and quick transitions. The daily juggling act of managing multiple…
Mastering Focused Lesson Planning: 10 Hacks to Unleash Teaching Creativity Are you ready to write your lesson plans but find yourself struggling to work efficiently? Do you sit down only to realize you forgot to grab your pen, notebook, phone, or laptop from your bag? What about your water and snacks? This situation is so…
Neurodivergent Abbreviations: A Guide to the Acronyms Neurodivergent Abbreviations: Understanding the Importance and Usage in Communication If you are a teacher, you have probably noticed that neurodivergent abbreviations are commonly used when referring to various student conditions. Sometimes it is difficult to keep up with all of the acronyms especially if they are quickly changing….
Teachers with ADHD, Here’s Your How-to Manual Teachers with ADHD can encounter formidable challenges in the classroom, but with effective strategies and the right supports, you can navigate your role as an educator successfully. This blog post will highlight some of the ways that teachers with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can not only survive…
Neurodivergent Sound Sensitivity in Sensory Adults Is all the noise driving you a little bit nuts? You’re not alone. By the end of the post, you will have new resources and insight to add to your toolkit. Introduction to Neurodivergent Sound Sensitivity Are you an adult struggling to manage life with super sensitive hearing? I…
