When parents and educators work together on behalf of a student, everyone benefits - especially the student. The key for parents: Play the role of supporter and advocate for their child with ADHD, while not becoming an adversary of the teacher. The last thing you need is a teacher who feels threatened by parental involvement.
Teachers, remember that parents have valuable, insightful, and comprehensive knowledge about their child - and his or her ADHD. You are the expert in the curriculum or subject content; Mom and Dad are the experts in the child. In this hour-long webinar replay, Cindy Goldrich, Ed.M., ACAC, explains how to work together in a spirit of collaboration and cooperation that ensures your child will reach his or her potential - and the new school year will be smooth, calm, and successful.
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1. Watch: What Many Teachers Don’t Know About ADHD
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2. Q: How Can Teachers Create a ‘Safe Space’ for Students?
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3. Read: Don’t Wait for the Parent-Teacher Conference! 11 Year-Round Cooperation Rules
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4. The ADDitude Guide to Parent-Teacher Cooperation
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