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Thank you! This is a very interesting conversation. I can truly see that Mr. Brancaccio has a lot of practical experience as a psychologist and understanding the mindset of a child with ADHD.
Remote learning has been a real challenge for our family. My child was more responsible and organized when he went to school and met the teacher and classmates face to face, he took learning seriously. Remote learning when he sits at home all day works badly for him because he often forgets what and when he needs to do and when what lesson starts. We have a visual schedule (we write it on a whiteboard every day) but without my regular monitoring, the child forgets and gets distracted. This fall semester was very difficult for us because more effort and attention were required. And I wish we could go back to the old face-to-face routine as soon as possible.