ADHD in Dutch Schools: Supporting Executive Function and Learning

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How can we help children with ADHD thrive in a classroom setting without losing their spark? In this episode of Dam Parenting, Eva and Maren sit down with Learning Diversity Specialist Kate to take a warm, honest, and direct look at ADHD within the school system. From executive functioning struggles to the sensory overload of a busy playground, Kate shares concrete strategies to bridge the gap between home and the classroom.We explore how to navigate the Dutch school structure, advocate effectively for your child’s needs, and build a collaborative relationship with teachers. This isn't just about academic performance; it’s about protecting your child’s confidence and fostering their unique strengths. Whether you are at the start of a diagnosis journey or looking for fresh ways to support your child’s emotional regulation, this conversation offers the professional insight and compassionate clarity you need to help your child navigate school with success.

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