Make a Summer Comeback: How Students with ADHD Can Regain Lost Academic Ground and Have Fun

This year’s back-to-school transition could be rougher than ever. Many students with ADHD have struggled with virtual learning fatigue and received little individualized instruction over the last year. They’re entering summer break already feeling confused and behind. As a parent, you may be worried about helping your child regain lost academic ground. At the same time, you may feel pressure to orchestrate a fun summer for your family. After all, haven’t kids dealt with enough stress and at-home learning already?

You shouldn’t have to choose between enjoying a relaxing summer and making sure that your child is caught up and well prepared for next school year. Learn how you can achieve the summer balance your family needs — especially after a year unlike any other!

In this webinar, you will learn how to:

• Plan fun, interactive summer activities that keep kids of all ages with ADHD academically engaged during the break
• Help your child regain lost ground after a year short on individualized instruction and consistency
• Access learning resources that make summer learning fun and easy (including tips for finding online and off-screen activities)
• Incorporate math, reading, and writing into your child’s summer routines to minimize pushback
• Keep your child or teen with ADHD engaged when he or she is feeling reluctant, distracted, or burnt out

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