Make a Summer Comeback: How Students with ADHD Can Regain Lost Academic Ground (w/ Ann Dolin M.Ed.)

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 In this ADDitude webinar with Ann Dolin, M.Ed., as she offers tips that help children exercise their bodies and brains while setting and meeting rewarding goals during their break.
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[@mlopaperez]

I missed the live webinar so i caught it here on youtube. What an excellent resource. thank you so much for all the helpful insights and actionable suggestions. My 12 yo and i are going to sit down later today to map out our goals, plans and activities for the summer! Thank you so much!

[@hanskraut2018]

What about lost ground on no friends for lote severe adhd, lost ground on little fun doing things or lost ground in video games because not enough motivation/brain activation hard to describe, but i think a catch up during holidays seems kinda for the mild versions and ignoring the other stuff. Why would they not just make a to do list and work a bit every day if they had the motivation to do this monster of a task?