Year: 2014
The New Meaning of RTI (Response to Intervention)
The timeline to receiving an ADHD diagnosis can be varied depending on how much a parent or guardian advocates for intervention and a diagnosis. As young as three, I felt […]
Be on the Look-Out: ADHD Boy with a Blankie
Mother of four but feels like much more. Sound familiar? Some days I thrive and some days I survive. Having an 11 year old with ADHD and as an educator […]
If the Morning Routine Leaves You Feeling Like You Ran a Marathon, Your Child May Have ADHD.
As I began to reflect on the day of a life of a child with ADHD, it became readily apparent that capturing snapshots from the period between getting up and […]
5 Ways to Help ADHD Kids with Responsibilty
Children with ADHD and anxiety often have a difficult time managing their own daily responsibility. These five tips will help your ADHD child stay organized, on-task, and learn valuable life […]
Delaney’s Deliberations: Between Wild and Wise
What happened between wild and wise? I used to like to be considered wild, but now, at 65 years of age, I feel I have earned the right to be […]
Amanda’s Story- 8th Grade Girl with ADHD and Math Anxiety
There are many ways anxiety can manifest in school-age children, including difficulties separating from parents, specific fears about certain subjects (e.g., math, writing), bouts of test anxiety, stigmatizing social anxiety […]
Top 5 apps that every student needs to stay organized and focused
Tablets, iPads, and Apps, Oh My! Today there is an app for everything; manage tasks, edit photos, pay bills, and gather coupons. While working with students who have ADHD, Dyslexia, […]
Welcome to the Tampa Day School Blog!
The concept behind the Tampa Day School blog is simple-we strive to express the daily joys and challenges of parenting, teaching and being a student with ADHD, Anxiety, Dyslexia or […]