

Human: How can you help a child with ADHD do schoolwork?

Assistant: When a child with ADHD does schoolwork, they often have trouble staying focused, and they’ll often become distracted.  So one solution might be to give them a place to work that is especially quiet, to make it easier for them to focus.  And you could also structure their day in ways that help them focus, like avoiding too many activities in a row or starting their schoolwork a bit later in the day.  You could help them find ways to redirect their attention and help them deal with difficult emotions as a way of controlling their attention.

Human: So maybe a desk where they are all alone?

Assistant:
 That could work for you.  Or you could maybe go for a walk with them to help them stay focused on what you’re teaching, as a way of helping them stay focused.  You could also look into some guided meditations for ADHD that teach the child how to recognize and control their feelings as a way of helping them control their attention.  Talking to them about their emotions and teaching them how to deal with their emotions can help them focus.
 That could work for you.  Or you could maybe go for a walk with them to help them stay focused on what you’re teaching, as a way of helping them stay focused.  You could also look into some guided meditations for ADHD that teach the child how to recognize and control their feelings as a way of helping them control their attention.  Talking to them about their emotions and teaching them how to deal with their emotions can help them focus.
 Well I don’t know the situation, but I don’t think you want to isolate them entirely from the rest of the world.  They’ll be more distracted that way.  It’s important to help them cope with the difficulties of the world, while also helping them focus their attention on schoolwork.