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S2E12 - Supporting Children with ADHD and Dyslexia: Insights and Strategies for Parents and Educators with Susan Hughes
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What if the key to unlocking your child's potential lies in understanding their unique learning needs? Join us on Positively Leading as we sit down with Susan Hughes, a former management accountant turned passionate advocate for children with learning disabilities. Learn how Susan's personal journey with her son’s dyslexia and ADHD inspired her to transform her career and become a beacon of support for parents and educators navigating similar challenges. Her story is a powerful testament to the significance of tailored education and the unwavering role of parental involvement.
Struggling to manage classroom dynamics when dealing with ADHD? This episode unpacks the complexities of ADHD in school settings, shedding light on its overlap with autism and the executive functioning challenges that can trip up students. Discover practical, evidence-based strategies for educators to create more supportive and understanding learning environments. We delve into common misconceptions and emphasize empathy and personalized approaches over one-size-fits-all solutions. It's not just about awareness; it's about actionable steps that make a real difference for both students and teachers.
Teacher burnout due to ADHD-related challenges is real, and Susan Hughes offers a lifeline. She shares insights into specialized coaching programs that blend online learning with group coaching to support educators. Learn how psychoeducation on ADHD and executive functioning can alleviate teacher stress and improve classroom management. Susan highlights the importance of having ADHD experts in schools to bridge the gap between home and school, providing much-needed support for teachers. Tune in for invaluable resources and strategies aimed at enhancing the educational experience for everyone involved.
Did you know there is more? You can access every episode, show notes, links and more via my website Positively Beaming.
Rozdziały
1. Supporting Children With ADHD and Dyslexia (00:00:00)
2. Understanding ADHD in School Settings (00:10:03)
3. Teacher Coaching for ADHD Support (00:22:15)
4. Supporting Teachers in ADHD Education (00:34:37)
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