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The ADHD Tutor's Guide to Empowering Families and Students
What It’s Like to Grow Up with an Autistic Sibling: What Parents Need to Know About “The Other Child”
By: Sharronda SmithWhat is it like to grow up with an autistic sibling? A neurodivergent tutor shares her story, research, and guidance to help parents understand and support siblings.
Can ADHD Math Help Really Make a Difference at Home?
By: Sharronda SmithDiscover practical, research-backed ways to support your neurodivergent teen—especially those with ADHD or autism, in high school math. This post shares creative strategies like using interests, movement, and tactile tools to make math more engaging and less stressful at home. Perfect for parents looking for ADHD math help that actually works.
ADHD Family Support Isn’t Just About Homework—It’s About Healing Hurt Feelings
By: Sharronda SmithWhen school causes family conflict, students learn to resent the whole institution. This blog post focuses on the how, why and what to do when it comes to neurodivergent learners hating school.
Why Is Confidence Important for Students? Especially Neurodivergent Adolescents Learning Math
By: Sharronda SmithOne of the biggest hurdles in success in math is belief in the statement, "I can't do math" or "I'm bad a math". In this blog post I go over what is self-efficacy, why is it important and how to cultivate it.
