A Teacher's Guide to Managing ADHD in the Classroom

Teaching Success from Kindergarten to High School (Inclusive Teaching, Book 1)

De: Richard Bass

Narrado por: William Hunsaker

Have you ever felt unsure about how to address ADHD-related behaviors in your classroom?

Keeping students with ADHD focused and engaged can be a daily struggle. From the fidgeter who can't seem to sit still to the daydreamer who frequently gets lost in their mind, it can feel like you are fighting a losing battle with the ongoing disruptions caused by ADHD.

Written by the well-established author and special education teacher, Richard Bass, A Teacher's Guide to Managing ADHD in the Classroom promises to deliver a roadmap for success that goes beyond generic advice. It is tailored to meet the academic and behavioral needs of students from kindergarten to high school and offers practical strategies, such as:

How to foster collaboration with parents and professionals and provide individualized support to students displaying concerning symptoms.

Self-regulation strategies to minimize classroom disruptions and encourage emotional recognition and expression.

Proven techniques for addressing executive function challenges, such as getting students organized, teaching time management skills, and empowering them to work independently.

Effective ADHD-friendly communication strategies that provide clear and actionable instructions and promote positive student-teacher relationships.

This book covers all aspects of enhancing the classroom experience, from redesigning lesson plans to making environmental modifications. You'll also find interactive group and individual activities at the end of each chapter that encourage reflection and collaboration with other teachers.

Join Richard Bass on this transformative journey of turning your classroom into a space for growth, compassion, and academic excellence.

Take the first step to unlock your students' full potential by purchasing a copy of the book today!

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Practical and Encouraging

I’ve struggled to support a few of my students with ADHD, especially when it came to managing impulsivity and keeping them engaged. This book gave me real, usable strategies, like breaking tasks into smaller steps, using visual schedules, and offering movement breaks that actually made a difference. I loved how it also included ways to work with parents and build stronger relationships with the kids. It’s made my classroom feel more calm and inclusive, and I feel much more confident as a teacher.

Classroom Management Made Easier

Managing a room full of energetic learners is tough enough, but this book gives you a framework for keeping students with ADHD engaged without resorting to constant redirection. The strategies for creating an ADHD-friendly learning environment have made my room more peaceful and productive. My students are responding positively, and I finally feel like I’m getting ahead instead of just managing chaos.

Full of Insight and Empathy

You can tell this was written by someone who has walked in a teacher’s shoes. Richard Bass’s suggestions aren’t just research-backed—they’re also filled with kindness and patience. This audiobook helped me rethink how I engage with my ADHD students, especially in moments of frustration. The emotional insight makes this book as valuable as its teaching tools.

Exactly What I Needed

As a new teacher, I’ve been overwhelmed by how to support students with ADHD effectively. This guide is everything I was looking for: practical advice, compassionate tone, and adaptable strategies. The narration by William Hunsaker made the content feel like a friendly mentor was coaching me. I feel far more prepared and positive about supporting every learner in my class.

Very Helpful, Some Room to Improve

This audiobook covers a wide range of important topics related to ADHD in the classroom, and I truly appreciated its attention to different grade levels. However, I was hoping for a bit more in-depth discussion on tech-assisted strategies or differentiated lesson planning. That aside, it’s an insightful guide that adds great value to any teacher’s PD collection.

The Real Deal for Teachers

I’ve listened to a lot of educational audiobooks, but this one is staying in my professional toolkit for the long haul. Every chapter offered something I could try the next day. I loved how it also encourages collaboration—not just with students, but with fellow teachers and parents too. If you teach, you’ll find real, immediate value here.

Deeply Practical and Teacher-Friendly

This is not just a theory-heavy book filled with jargon—every chapter contains hands-on tools and insights rooted in classroom reality. The focus on executive function challenges, organization, and independence was especially helpful for my middle school students. I appreciated the balance of structure and flexibility. It’s clear that Richard Bass truly understands what educators face every day.

Effective Across All Grade Levels

I work with both elementary and high school students, so I’m always looking for strategies that scale. This audiobook delivers. The techniques can be modified for different age groups and levels of support. From communication strategies to classroom layout ideas, every section is useful. Bass’s tone is calm and understanding, and Hunsaker’s narration brings the message home with clarity.