ADHD in the Classroom - Special Fall Offer - Limited Time Only

🔍 Overview: ADHD Awareness Through the Educational Lens

Ready to reimagine classroom learning through the lens of ADHD Awareness? This course is designed for teachers, educational assistants, and school counsellors who want to make their classrooms more inclusive, engaging, and effective for students with ADHD. Using frameworks rooted in Psychology, Counselling, and Mental Health, this low-commitment course arms you with tools for both prevention and intervention.

🎓 Don’t miss out—this course is only available for a short time and will never return.

📘 Description: Inclusive Learning Through ADHD Support

ADHD affects attention, impulse control, emotional regulation, and executive functioning—all of which play massive roles in classroom behavior and academic success. Through this course, you'll explore how modern Psychology and Mental Health insights can translate into better instructional methods, environment planning, and Support systems for children with ADHD.

You’ll also learn Counselling techniques to help students self-regulate and improve peer interactions, while also managing burnout as an educator. This course focuses heavily on actionable strategies you can apply immediately—no fluff, just value.

🎯 Who Is This Course For

• Primary and secondary school teachers
• Teaching assistants
• Special education professionals
• School psychologists and counsellors
• Homeschool educators and advocates of inclusive education

No heavy time requirement. This low-commitment course can be completed alongside your busy school year.

🧾 Requirements

Basic understanding of classroom dynamics is helpful, but not required. What matters most is a willingness to improve how ADHD Awareness, Support, and Mental Health practices are integrated into educational settings.

🚀 Career Path

• Special Education Teacher
• ADHD-Inclusive Curriculum Developer
• School Counsellor
• Educational Consultant
• Behavioural Support Coach

The classroom can be a transformative space for students with ADHD—if the right tools are in place. Grab this one-time course before the window closes.