The Story
The Research
Inclusive Teaching
100

This is the main neurodivergence represented in the book.

ADHD

100

What is one social challenge students with ADHD may experience?

 Peer rejection, feeling left out, negative interactions

100

What could a quiet space help with?

Sensory overload, calming down, focusing

200

 Name one thing the character does to help calm herself.

Running, tapping, humming, getting a hug

200

What can negative relationships at school affect?

Self-esteem, learning, engagement

200

What does UDL give students?

Different ways to learn, participate, and show learning

300

What is one challenge the character experiences?

Sitting still, sensory overload, expressing feelings


300

Name one strength people with ADHD may have.


Creativity, energy, curiosity, hyperfocus


300

Instead of focusing only on weaknesses, what should teachers focus on?

Strengths

400

Name one strength the character shows.

Self-awareness, adaptability, curiosity, self-regulation

400

Name one strategy that can support students with ADHD.

Routines, movement breaks, praise, flexible assignments

400

Name one way teachers can help students regulate.

 Movement breaks, sensory tools, quiet spaces, exercise

500

How is ADHD shown in the story?

 Positively, light-heartedly, as part of everyday life

500

What is a “deficit” approach?


Focusing mainly on problems, weaknesses, or difficulties

500

What is important to combine with research when understanding ADHD?

Lived experiences / personal experiences