10 Tips for Teaching IELTS, TOEFL and TOEIC Tips

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[@etacude]

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[@etacude]

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[@rashaabdellatef4280]

Hello 😊😊😊 Eric I need your help .... How can I deal with a student who has " ADHD" I mean that this student so hyperactive to a high extend ....is there any steps to let him concentrate some how in the classroom Thank you ✨✨✨

[@etacude]

Hi Rasha! Dealing with a student who has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and struggles with concentration in class can be challenging but with the right strategies and support, you can help create a more conducive learning environment for them. Here are some tips for working with such students: Understand ADHD: Educate yourself about ADHD to gain a better understanding of the condition, its symptoms, and how it may manifest in your student. Recognize that ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder, and it's not something the student can control. Collaborate with Support Services: Work closely with your school's special education team or counselors to develop an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or a 504 Plan tailored to the student's needs. These plans can provide specific accommodations and strategies. Provide a Structured Environment: Create a structured classroom environment with clear routines and schedules. Consistency can help students with ADHD feel more secure and focused. Visual Supports: Use visual aids and cues, such as visual schedules, reminders, and task lists, to help the student stay organized and on track. Seat Placement: Consider seating the student in a location with fewer distractions and closer to the front of the class to minimize distractions. Frequent Breaks: Allow for regular, short breaks during lessons to help the student release excess energy and refocus their attention. These breaks should be structured and purposeful. Variety and Movement: Incorporate varied teaching methods and active learning strategies into your lessons to engage the student's interest and provide opportunities for movement. Chunk Information: Break down lessons and assignments into smaller, manageable chunks. This makes it easier for the student to process information and stay focused. Use Positive Reinforcement: Recognize and reward the student for their efforts and accomplishments, no matter how small. Positive reinforcement can motivate and boost their self-esteem. Clear Instructions: Provide clear, concise, and step-by-step instructions. Repeat important information and directions, and encourage the student to ask questions if they're unsure. Supportive Seating: Consider offering alternative seating options, such as a standing desk or a fidget tool, if it helps the student maintain focus. Private Feedback: If the student's behavior is causing disruption, provide feedback in a private, discreet manner to avoid embarrassment. Communication with Parents: Maintain open and regular communication with the student's parents or guardians. They can provide valuable insights into strategies that work at home. Stay Patient and Understanding: Understand that managing ADHD can be a daily challenge for the student. Be patient and empathetic, and avoid negative judgment or criticism. Flexibility and Individualization: Recognize that each student with ADHD is unique. Be open to adjusting your strategies based on the individual needs and preferences of the student. Seek Professional Guidance: If you're unsure about the best strategies or if the student's challenges persist, consult with a special education specialist, school counselor, or educational psychologist for additional guidance and support. Remember that building a positive and supportive relationship with the student is essential. Your understanding, patience, and willingness to accommodate their needs can make a significant difference in their ability to succeed in your class.

[@rashaabdellatef4280]

@@etacude Thank you 😊 for your help ☺️☺️☺️ I'm so obliged for your kindness and your advice 🙂🙂

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