Supporting Students with ADHD: Executive Function Strategies For Teachers & Parents |Ann Dolin Video

Описание: Breaking the "Doom Loop"

Could the root of many classroom struggles be executive function skill deficits? In this episode, Dr. Lisa Hassler sits down with Ann Dolin M.Ed., founder of Educational Connections and author of "Homework Made Simple," to explore why students with ADHD often struggle despite their best intentions.

With nearly 1 in 10 children diagnosed with ADHD, many educators and parents face daily challenges with homework battles, classroom focus, and student confidence. Ann shares practical, research-backed strategies for both teachers and parents, including:
✓ Understanding executive function as the brain's "CEO"
✓ Breaking the "doom loop" of negative feedback
✓ Classroom strategies that actually work
✓ Homework modifications that reduce stress
✓ How to use AI tools effectively (not just for answers!)
✓ Questions to ask instead of commands

Guest: Ann Dolin M.Ed., has 30+ years of experience transforming educational experiences for students with ADHD and learning challenges. She's the founder of Educational Connections and author of multiple books on executive function support.

🔗 Educational Connections: ectutoring.com
📚 Books: "Homework Made Simple" & "Getting Past Procrastination"

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:34 The ADHD Challenge in Schools
02:26 Meet Ann Dolin
03:38 Why Students Struggle
05:10 Personal Perspective: Teacher & Parent
07:47 What Are Executive Function Skills?
10:24 The "Doom Loop" Cycle
13:07 Classroom Strategies
15:20 Homework Help for Parents
17:17 Empowering Students Through Questions
19:03 AI & The Future of Learning Support
20:56 Where to Find Ann Dolin

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