The Best ADD/ADHD Tutors in Chicago, IL

I enjoy meeting different types of students and finding new ways to explain a concept. I've tutored many math classes with students of all backgrounds: students with ADHD, international students, and students from all over the United states, and I cannot wait to meet more students and help with their...See Dennis's full profile

Students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD work best in a quiet environment with minimum distractions. During my course of study to gain my teaching license, I have taken courses in Psychology and Special Education. These courses, as well as my experience working with students who have been...See Chhavi's full profile

I have experience supporting students with ADHD by creating structured, engaging, and flexible learning environments that play to their strengths. My approach emphasizes breaking tasks into manageable steps, using strategies to improve focus, and building confidence through positive reinforcement. I am patient and...See Thomas's full profile

For all of my students, I prioritize confidence and stress management as I've seen morale is the most important part to learning but also as someone who's been under a lot of stress before. In all of my students, I will always spend time asking about how I can help them relieve stress and never add more...See Lincoln's full profile

Experienced Counselor Educator with a passion for helping students become self-directed learners who take an active role in their education. Expertise in executive function, college coaching, study skills, test prep, ADHD, developing individualized learning plans and IEPs/504 process.See Nadia's full profile

Every year we are required to do online trainings with our school district. Global Compliance Network (GCN) provides the training for ADHD. Also I have taken seminars, have teaching experience and coursework work.See Geri's full profile

I also have extensive experience working with students with special needs: * Developing study plans for students with learning differences such as dyslexia and ADHD, including students with 504 Plans or IEP's * ELL and ESL students * Coaching for students who experience test-taking anxiety * Working with...See Stephen's full profile

As an experienced special education teacher, I have many strategies and techniques to help students with ADHD. Depending upon student need, I have a large tool box full of strategies to deploy. Whether it's part of a larger executive functioning curriculum or incorporating movement and short breaks into...See Daniel's full profile

All students are capable of success, they just need to find the best way to study for how their brain functions and they truly excel. I discuss goals with my students and teach them strategies to accomplish those goals and the tasks that accompany them. I add creativity when it comes to memorizing the material to...See Nina's full profile

I have used MS Word since its inception. I use it on ac regular basis for client and student assignments. The key feature for many student research papers is the Review, Track Changes, and add comments. Other features that are important are inserting and formatting tables, inserting page numbers in headers or...See Sally's full profile

I learned to cook at a very young age, where I assisted my mother cooking for a large extended family. In addition, I am familiar with cooking from various cultures and often add my own touches to a variety of cuisines. I can quickly compliment meals with various side dishes. I am clean, organized, and plan out...See Fatina's full profile

I've taught and lectured at universities, schools and with individuals around Chicagoland as well as in the Bay Area. I customize study plans with learners and their advocates to utilize existing abilities and add new techniques to reach personal and scholastic goals. See Karin's full profile

I work with students with various backgrounds and learning abilities. Many of my students have a learning disability, speech/language disorder, Autism, ED/BD, OHI, ADHD/ADD. dyslexia, etc. These experiences have helped me transform into a humble and compassionate individual, who takes each...See Iliana's full profile

I structure learning as a collaboration that should foster laughter and creativity. Compassion is what drives me, and a love of kindness compels me to prioritize the child above all else. Growing up with a diagnosis of ADHD myself, I’ve learned to apply cognitive behavioral therapy principles to help children...See Morph's full profile

I am a nitpicker, which is an essential skill when proofreading. I notice everything. I am detail oriented, and enjoy helping my students improve their written essays, documents, and reports by showing them where to add in the missing punctuation and making sure that everything is not only spelled correctly, but...See Deborah's full profile

I have worked with teenagers with ADD/ADHD for the past 10 years. Additionally, I have researched the topic personally. I have been impressed with the work of Dr. Daniel Amen and his books on the subject are very interesting and informative.See Kay's full profile

Over the past 15 years, I’ve worked closely with hundreds of students across a wide range of learning profiles—many of whom have had ADHD, diagnosed or not. Through daily experience in the classroom, I’ve learned how ADHD shows up differently in different students: the dreamy thinkers, the impulsive...See Hala's full profile

For years while running a college prep writing center, I worked one-on-one with scores of students with learning differences (including ADHD, dyslexia, and trauma-based processing issues), an experience that taught me to always stay patient and flexible as I work to find just the right approach for each...See Shane's full profile

Currently, I only choose to use Wix for my clients because of the ease of post-editing that can be done on the client end. When my client wants to make future edits to the website, they can do so with confidence. The value that I add to building your website is wrapped up in 10+ years of design experience that is...See Christopher's full profile

My experience includes working in early childhood education, working for Evanston and Chicago Public School districts in elementary education, along with working and supporting diverse learners with ADHD.See Colette's full profile

I have been a special education teacher for 17 years working with students who have ADHD. I have a bachelors and masters in Special Education. These students tend to be disorganized and have a difficult time staying on task. It is important to have a schedule available and to help them find the specific...See Joyce's full profile

Having raised 2 children with ADD/ADHD, I feel that I understand the challenges that ADD/ADHD students face. I've also had numerous opportunities to substitute for teachers who have one or more special needs students in their classroom. Your child's success is my goal. See Gail's full profile

I am a licensed special education teacher, currently employed as a k-6 resource teacher. I have many years of experience using research-based strategies to teach students with ADHD.See Christina's full profile

Perhaps the most difficult hurdle in pre-algebra is how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions. Adding and subtracting fractions requires a common denominator. Multiplying fractions does not, and dividing by a fraction is just multiplying by the reciprocal.See Robert's full profile

I have earned 66 college credit hours in the field of Psychology, where ADD/ADHD studies were a major part of my education, More than 75% of the 700+ students I have worked with in the classroom have had an ADHD diagnosis. See Ken's full profile