(This post was partially written with the help of AI.) Did you just find out you will be teaching on a cart this school year? It can be a juggling act, especially if you also have ADHD, autism, or sensory processing differences. But with the right cart and setup, you'll be more organized, efficient, and (mostly) ready to go!

(Note: This article was partially written with the help of AI.) Struggling to manage your time and stay focused? ADHD can complicate this. Staying on schedule is an ongoing process, but there's a simple tool that can make a huge difference: the ADHD visual timer.

(Note: This article was partially written with the help of AI.) Struggling to keep track of tasks, appointments, and daily routines is a common challenge for those with ADHD. Life in 2024 is busier than ever. What if a small device could help manage some of your symptoms more effectively?

ADHD glasses do more than correct vision—they can improve focus, reduce eye strain, and may enhance your overall quality of life. By the end of this post you will understand more about how these specialized lenses may help you make life with ADHD more manageable.

What Is a Sales Tax Holiday? [Ultimate Guide for 2024]. Imagine saving money on back-to-school supplies, clothing, and even emergency preparedness items all in one weekend. Enter the sales tax holiday—an event designed to give consumers a break on taxes for certain essential purchases.

Struggling to make lunchtime, well, happen? I get it. If you are an adult with ADHD, chances are you've been sorely disappointed by what some people say are ‘easy' meals to prepare.

Wondering how to succeed in the workplace as a neurodiverse person, or how to make your organization's culture more inclusive?. By the end of this post you will have 50 ideas to add to your toolkit. Designed with neurodiverse teachers in mind, the material applies to many (but certainly not all) situations.

With strengths like heightened empathy, creativity, and an indefatigable work ethic, neurodivergent teachers are uniquely positioned to thrive in educational environments. Yet, communication hurdles can make daily interactions with students and colleagues feel like walking a tightrope.

Is all the noise driving you a little bit nuts? You're not alone. By the end of the post, you will have new resources and insight to add to your toolkit. This blog offers educational content; not medical advice. Please, consult a healthcare professional for personal mental health concerns.

Hey there! If you're a neurodivergent teacher encountering difficulty trying to navigate the social world, you're not alone. Note: This material is geared specifically for the teacher. Clearly, as educators we want to be teaching social skills to our students, too.

Do you teach students with ADHD? Explore the ableism affecting students with ADHD and learn actionable strategies to foster an inclusive, supportive classroom. This guide empowers you to create a learning environment where every student feels valued and understood.

As a teacher with ADHD working with students who also have ADHD, you face unique challenges. These require creative solutions not just for your learners, but also yourself. By the end of this post, you will have 15 ideas that do just that!

Dealing with ADHD as an educator isn't just challenging; it's a marathon of multitasking and quick thinking. But with the right accommodations, you can transform those hurdles into stepping stones for success. Explore these top strategies to master your classroom and cultivate a flourishing work environment.

Discover how tailored accommodations can enhance productivity and well-being, making remote teaching worth considering. Here's why. Tailored Remote Work Accommodations for Neurodivergent Teachers.

In the fast-paced world of teaching, breaks aren’t just a luxury—they're a necessity. But for neurodivergent educators, the stakes are even higher. Learn how the right break accommodations can improve your teaching experience and support your well-being.

Are you a teacher with ADHD, autism, SPD, anxiety, or other neurodivergence? Are you struggling to keep up with the multiple demands of your job?. If so, you're in the right place. This is a round-up of some of Teach with ND's favorite organizational, social-emotional, and sensory strategies, ready for you to add to your toolkit.

Boost Workplace Rapport: See how ADHD could be impacting your work interactions. Small steps lead to big gains in mutual respect. How ADHD Can Impact Your Work Relationships: A Guide for Neurodivergent Adults.

Feeling extra frazzled at the end of your work day? You're not alone. Be kind to yourself by checking out these ideas for your toolkit!. Mindfulness for Teachers: 10 Ideas for Neurospicy Educators.

Silence the Noise: Find your peace amidst chaos. Discover calming routines for the ADHD, autistic, and sensory minds. In a world full of noise and distractions, finding ADHD calming routines that truly work can be what brings your anxiety down a notch. They can help you unwind after a trying work week; or, allow you to feel happier and more present with your family, friends, or students.

Frozen at the starting line? Read our ultimate guide and learn how to get more out of your own way. ADHD Task Initiation: The Ultimate Guide to Taking Action. Navigating ADHD task initiation can raise numerous questions for us. Here are some answers that might help you.