The reality is that most school systems are not geared to help with executive functioning skills. This book provides a research-based framework to help you help your child develop their executive functioning skills.
The strategies are easy to implement for both parents and teachers. The manual even includes reproducible assessment tools, checklists and planning sheets.
For my son with ADHD this has made the difference for me being the parent always bothering the teacher to find out what work he is missing to now being the parent that provides a solution that helps my son to know what he is missing. The teacher has even asked for the title of the book so she can use the forms with other students having issues in class.
I can't recommend this book highly enough - if I had my way it would be given to every parent along with the ADHD diagnosis for their child.
It is a constant resource I refer to again and again and we work through. If you want to be proactive in helping your ADHD child, you can't afford to pass up this book.
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