A behavioral modification plan can give the child more privileges and independence as the child's behavior improves. Also, mild, short, immediate reprimands can counter and decrease negative and undesirable behaviors. Students with ADD can learn to follow classroom rules when there are reestablished consequences for misbehavior, rules are enforced consistently and immediately, and encouragement is given at home and in school. More than half of the children with ADD succeed in the mainstream classroom when teachers make appropriate adjustments. Most others require just a part-time program that give them additional help in a resource room.
Teachers can help students learn by providing increased variety.
Active learning and motor activities also help. ADD students learn best when classroom organization is structured and predictable.