Homework Strategies for Kids with ADHD
If homework is a source of daily battles and frustration, you are not alone. Students with ADHD and learning differences struggle with procrastination, time management, and focus, turning after-school routines into a family struggle.
Our guest speaker Ann Dolin, M.Ed., a renowned educator and author who has spent three decades helping families succeed, will give you the tangible systems and compassionate strategies needed to transform homework into a manageable habit. In this exclusive session, we will cover:
- Identifying the Struggle: Specific signs of a struggle and how ADHD manifests differently in your child.
- The "Charismatic Adult": Being a supportive adult.
- Actionable Systems: Proven strategies and a distraction-free "Homework Headquarters."
- Time Management Hacks: Break down assignments, eliminate procrastination, and after-school routines.
- Positive Motivation: How to link screen time and privileges to effort.
Meet Our Speaker
Ann Dolin, M.Ed.
Founder of Educational Connections and Special Education Expert
Ann Dolin, M.Ed., has dedicated nearly three decades to helping parents and students navigate the K-12 and college journey without unnecessary stress. She holds a Master's in Special Education from Boston College and started her career as a public school teacher.
In 1998, Ann founded Educational Connections, which has since grown into a large firm of 120+ tutors, executive function coaches, and consultants supporting students across America. A renowned educational expert and author of award-winning books, Ann's practical strategies have been featured in The Washington Post, Parenting Magazine, and on NBC-4. She is committed to equipping families to succeed academically with confidence.
“I believe every student has the ability to build solid executive function skills. With the right guidance, encouragement, and consistent practice, they can learn to stay organized, manage their time, and approach schoolwork with confidence and independence.”
- Ann Dolin, M.Ed.