The Best ADD/ADHD Tutors in Boston, MA

...first language was Russian. I am fluent in both Hebrew and Russian and familiar with the culture as well. I have tons of patience and experience working with ADD/ADHD children. I received my Ph.D in Cancer Immunology from Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel and I conducted my post-doctorate academic research at Harvard Medical...See Rosalia's full profile

...the student, which I can greatly augment by teaching word roots and key words. This section also presents some rhetoric-based questions, e.g. "should a writer add a sentence here and why"; for these questions, I teach my students tricks concerning what to look for and how to find it quickly. I teach my students to recognize...See Ariana's full profile

For each student, I alter my classes to fit their needs and goals. I have tutored students from 6th through 12th grade, individually and in groups on a variety of subjects. Additionally, I've worked with students who had ADD/ADHD and learning disabilities. I worked in a summer math tutoring camp where...See Michael's full profile

I was part of the leadership team at Carroll School in Lincoln, MA for 10 years, where I worked with and for students with ADHD who had academic struggles in reading and math. I have also created and validated executive function assessments and have a comprehensive knowledge of ADHD assessment and...See Eric's full profile

I support students by helping them use their ADHD brain in an effective way. I have helped many students with ADHD develop strategies to be independent learners and to use their many strengths to be successful. See Jim's full profile

With decades of experience I can explain industrial work in addition to academic knowledge. My wife is disabled so I am tutoring instead of working a traditional job. I have adult children with special needs so I am familiar with ADHD and ASD.See Christopher's full profile

With over 11 years of experience in education, ABA, and behavioral coaching, I specialize in helping individuals with ADHD unlock their full potential. As someone who has personally navigated ADHD and developed effective coping strategies, I bring both professional expertise and real-world insight to my...See Ryan's full profile

I am a certified special education teacher. Many of my students have ADHD, and I manage of caseload of students, most of whom have ADHD as their primary disability. I am familiar with the challenges faced by students with ADHD, and the different types of ADHD. See Jennifer's full profile

Grisaille - The French word “grisaille” means “gray tones.” A grisaille is a monochromatic painting executed in gray tones ranging from dark to light. The grisaille becomes a foundation to add transparent color overlays. Color Theory – Using the color wheel, primary, secondary and tertiary colors as...See Jeff's full profile

I started tutoring students with ADHD, dyslexia and medical illnesses that affected their performance (brain tumors) when I was at Harvard. I tutored for an agency in CA that sent me to all the special needs students. I have worked with special needs students in the Brookline public schools and LA private and...See Elle's full profile

I am a college professor and have been working with students with who have ADD/ADHD . I work with them on developing individualized lessons for each of their courses. I help them to create study guides, deal with the anxiety that they have when taking exams and focus on individualized organizational skills...See Trudi's full profile

During my 30+ years of experience, my range of tutoring students has included diverse ethnicities, economic classes, learning challenges (ADD / ADHD / Executive Functioning Disorder / Minor Dyslexia / Remedial Studies), and levels of education (elementary to college). My primary area of...See Michelle D.'s full profile

I have been working with several students with ADHD since I began teaching. I began specializing in students with these special needs in the past 6 years. I have even found techniques that help these students excel & succeed in remote learning.See Patricia's full profile

...analysis. I have managed data on the bit and byte levels, converting custom data structures to IEEE. Computer science includes a certain amount of code design, I'll add that I am comfortable teaching all of the major object oriented design patterns. I can teach in C/C++ or Java. I can also teach functional programming viz., ...See Peter's full profile

I have lots of experience in working with students who have ADHD when I worked as a classroom teacher for 12 years. I learned to help students with ADHD by taking graduate coursework and through professional development offered by several public school districts. I have worked with numerous students who had...See Josh's full profile

This prepared me for my time working with the America Reads program, where I was assigned to a classroom with two autistic children and two dyslexic children. I worked with these same children from first through third grades. Throughout my tutoring career, I've worked with ADD/ADHD, dyslexia,...See Ashley's full profile

But as I've taken 6 years of Latin in high school with 2 of those years being at the AP level (Vergil and Ovid) and then 1 semester of Latin in college, I was able to also add Latin to my subject offerings. There are many paths to learning the abstract syntax and concepts of any subject. Therefore, my style...See Jimmy's full profile

Instead of just memorizing, we'll work on breaking down complex problems into simple, manageable steps. This approach is key for all students. If you're studying for the MCAT, we'll add test-taking tactics to help you solve problems quickly and efficiently under pressure. If you're in a general...See Tola's full profile

I have attended many IEP meetings and advised parents on how to help their ADD child at home. I've also been supervised in my teaching of ADD/ADHD kids.See Evelyn's full profile

I have worked with students with ADD & ADHD extensively in my private tutoring. Some have been on meds.; others not, some have been on school IEPs, some not, some have been high school students, others middle and elementary students. My tutoring work for the Lexington public school system, run for most of...See Ellen's full profile

Seeking students who wish to learn graph theory, elementary number theory, advanced algebra ("modern algebra"), algebraic geometry, and more: I bring the experience of intense full-time A+ work two years in a post-masters doctoral program (incomplete) in mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University, where I pursued model...See Peter's full profile

I have been working with children that have an ADHD diagnosis since 2014. I was a Developmental Specialist working with children with developmental delays including ADHD for 4 years. I have been working as a Behavior Analysts since 2018 working with children with autism as well as an ADHD diagnosis....See Ashley's full profile

My pedagogy was consistent with Bloom’s Taxonomy and focused on content differentiation. In addition, I have experience teaching Common Core to students with IEPs and ISPs for ADHD, ODD, Anxiety, Depression, and Trauma, who benefit from a more personalized approach to instruction.See Leo's full profile

I can tutor two students in a session, provided they are both equally committed to the task and the chemistry is good, so families can save a little on the tutoring. Also, I am flexible in scheduling sessions, provided I have 24 hours notice. I should add that I speak French, live in Wellesley, and specialize in...See Myrna's full profile

I also am very good at dealing with clients that may take some extra patience and/or lose focus easily. I've struggled with fairly severe ADHD my whole life and have learned coping mechanisms that help me pay attention and study. I'd be more than happy to help students that may also struggle with...See Paige's full profile