Teaching techniques

There is no doubt that ADHD children can concentrate on your lesson and their work
can be of a good standard with adequate support. Therefore when the lesson starts:

Starting the lesson:

 Use a clue to show the lesson is starting.
 Write the activities on the white board.
 Explain what they are going to do and what you expect.
 Always try to keep eyes contact with the student who has ADHD.

Concluding the lesson:

 Keep instructions simple.
 Alternate your pace and use different types of activities.
 Use visual aids.
 Allow chill out times for those with ADHD.
 Don’t force a child with ADHD to answer a question in front of the class if
they find it hard.

Ending the lesson:

 Do a summary of the key points
 If you provide homework be specific with what you want them to do and take
home.