Resource: Making Reasonable Adjustments for ADHDer Students

Making Reasonable Adjustments for ADHDer Students

ADHDers can be creative, resourceful, flexible, enthusiastic, self-motivated, and excellent visual and experiential learners – in the right conditions. Strategies that help ADHDers focus their attention, better understand expectations, and lower the demands on working memory can benefit all learners. This resource provides a list of possible adjustments and accommodations that can help ADHDers succeed in their studies.

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