What is it like to be a student with ADHD?

What’s it like to be a student with ADHD? Jason, my guest on this episode, has some first-hand experience. He is a 6th grade student and he has ADHD. On this episode we will discuss some of the challenges and advantages of having an ADHD superpower and talk about the book that he has co-authored with his mom Nicole based on his journals and experiences.

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Want to learn more? Get a copy of Jason‘s book here.

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