Break tasks into small steps, provide written information, use visual aids, and 7 other strategies to improve your child's working memory.
Working memory is an executive function that allows us to store and use items on our “mental shelf” to get things done. In school, students rely on working memory to answer questions about a text they’ve read, and to solve multi-step math problems. At home, working memory helps a child follow directions and stay on task.
Students with ADHD commonly struggle with working memory, and we can help them by doing the following:– Develop routines
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