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Understanding ADHD in the classroom: how it affects learning and the strategies and adaptations that help students focus and thrive.

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Around 70% of BUP's doctor visits now go to ADHD. School support cannot wait for the assessment.

Sweden's care guarantee says a child should wait no more than 30 days for a first BUP assessment and 30 more for a fuller utredning. In reality BUP is overwhelmed, around 70 percent of its doctor visits now go to ADHD, and a struggling student's right to school support does not, and legally cannot, wait for the diagnosis.

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The Nuro team

ADHD in the classroom: what actually helps, today

Around one in ten Swedish students has a neurodevelopmental condition, and ADHD is one of the most common. Here are the classroom adaptations that genuinely help, grounded in guidance from Sweden's special-needs agency, and why they are not optional extras but part of what the law already requires.

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