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Is your ADD child a visual learner? Many people with Attention Deficit Disorder are visual learners. That means they learn best with visual aids, like charts and pictures. Auditory learners (who learn best by listening) typically have the easiest time in school because most classrooms are structured as listening environments. Visual learners are sort . . . → Read More: Visual Learners Do you have a kinesthetic learner? If you have a child with Attention Deficit Disorder, you might. Kinesthetic learners learn best with hands on styles of instruction. They often struggle more in school because a good portion of what’s being taught doesn’t utilize hands on methods. In addition, they have a need to get . . . → Read More: Kinesthetic Learners Recently, I wrote about the way that school is taught these days, and how the basic process hasn’t changed in too many years. The same is true for how classrooms are managed, especially when it comes to assignments and homework. One of the most common questions that I get comes from parents who are struggling with the homework . . . → Read More: Homework in the 21st Century |
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