Dificultades en la escuela

Averigüe cómo el TDAH y las discapacidades del aprendizaje pueden causar que los niños obtengan malas calificaciones y tengan dificultades en la escuela. Obtenga consejos y sugerencias sobre cómo ayudar a los niños a terminar la tarea y progresar en la escuela.

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    Tips and strategies

    • What to say when kids fail a test

    • Consejo práctico
      Set a time limit.

      Give kids a set amount of time for homework to help it feel more manageable. Try using the “10-minute rule” that many schools use — that’s 10 minutes of homework per grade level. And let kids know it’s OK to stop working for the night.

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    • 8 steps to take if your child is being bullied at school

    • Consejo práctico
      Say it’s OK.

      A lot of second graders struggle with math. Say that it’s OK if they need more time or extra practice. And if you’ve ever struggled with math, be open about that. It helps when kids know they’re not the only ones who struggle.

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    • 5 ways to avoid homework battles with your teen or tween

    • Consejo práctico
      Try using a fidget.

      Having something to fidget with, like a stress ball, can actually help some kids focus. For others, though, it’s a distraction. So keep an eye on whether it’s helpful or making it harder to focus.

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    School struggles

    Homework battles: What really matters

    Homework. It’s a source of battles in many families. But does it have to be? How can we make homework less stressful for everyone?

    Downloads

    • Frustration outreach and supportPDF

    • Frustration pattern finderPDF

    • Frustration trackerPDF

    • Parent-teacher conference worksheetPDF

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