Behavior specialist Ryan Jeffery will share practical techniques for working with students with ADHD. You will learn how to help them focus on instructional goals and minimize disruptions.
What You'll Learn
- What specific language can you use?
- What refocusing techniques are effective?
- Should you provide differentiated consequences for students with ADHD?
- How should you interface with students who have difficulty paying attention?
- How can you provide an outlet for students to fidget and express themselves?
- What steps can you take to remove distractions?
Training Overview
Best tips to teach students with ADHD. Learn strategies to keep them and the entire class on track.
As students returned to classrooms for this school year, some brought the challenges of Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) with them. You can apply proven tactics to help these students pay attention and control impulsive behaviors.
Optimal strategies to foster focus in the classroom will enable you to help all students learn. Prevention and intervention techniques will diffuse challenging behaviors in students who have medical diagnoses of ADHD or struggle with similar issues.
- What specific language can you use?
- What refocusing techniques are effective?
- Should you provide differentiated consequences for students with ADHD?
- How should you interface with students who have difficulty paying attention?
- How can you provide an outlet for students to fidget and express themselves?
- What steps can you take to remove distractions?
We are offering a multi-part series of specific training sessions with unique strategies that every teacher and administrator in your school can use to help all students here.
Who Should Attend?
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Expert Presenter


Ryan Jeffery
- Sought-after PreK-12 behavior intervention trainer
- Coach in the public education community
- Interprets defiant behaviors
- Helps teachers gain student compliance with calm, confident, and consistent approaches to behavior
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