ADD/ADHD Support

Writing Help for Students with ADD/ADHD

For students with ADD or ADHD, writing assignments can feel overwhelming. They may struggle to stay focused, manage time, organize thoughts, and maintain motivation. Research shows that breaking down complex writing tasks into smaller, manageable steps greatly benefits students facing these challenges.

Focus & Succeed

Step-by-step writing support

Proven Results

Research-backed methods

Focused Learning

Limiting Distractions: How the WritingKey™ Process Helps

The WritingKey™ ADD writing program reduces distractions by breaking the writing process into small, achievable tasks. Students use visual aids to brainstorm, organize, write, and edit without needing to concentrate on one aspect for too long.

This structure builds confidence and helps students see writing as a manageable process rather than a daunting obstacle.

Small, Achievable Tasks

Complex writing broken into steps

Visual Aids

Clear guidance at every stage

10 min

max per lesson

Optimized Duration

Short, Fast-Paced Lessons for Better Focus and Retention

Long lessons often lead to lost focus and poor retention. The WritingKey™ program counters this with short, fast-paced lessons that keep students engaged. By maintaining focus throughout, students better remember strategies and techniques—even after leaving the classroom.

Better Retention

Sustained Focus

Quick Progress

Emotional Support

Overcoming Frustration and Anxiety with WritingKey™

Frustration and anxiety are common among students with ADHD when facing writing assignments. These feelings often lead to procrastination or avoidance.

The WritingKey™ ADHD writing program offers a manageable process that builds early success. As students experience progress, their willingness to begin writing improves.

The journey from frustration to confidence

Overwhelmed

Learning

Confident

Key Benefits

How WritingKey™ Helps Students with ADHD

Our program is specifically designed to address the unique challenges students with ADD/ADHD face when writing.

Short, Manageable Lessons

With the longest lesson being just over ten minutes, students do not have to sit through lengthy instruction. This format caters to shorter attention spans, ensuring crucial information is not missed.

Structured, Step-by-Step Approach

Each stage of the writing process is broken down into small, clearly defined tasks. This helps students focus on one step at a time and reduces overwhelm.

Visual Aids and Clear Examples

By providing visual supports for brainstorming, organizing, writing, and editing, students can better understand and remember each part of the process.

Confidence-Building Techniques

Because writing tasks are tackled in smaller increments, students see progress sooner. This sense of achievement can reduce anxiety and frustration, motivating them to continue.

Encouragement to Begin

The process reassures students that if they start writing, they will have tools to guide them. This structure helps them overcome the initial hurdle of getting started, a major obstacle for many with ADD/ADHD.

Focus on Retention

The short, targeted lessons reinforce information in a way that is easier for students with attention challenges to remember, reducing the likelihood of forgetting important strategies once they leave the classroom.

Questions & Answers

ADHD FAQs

Common questions from parents and educators about WritingKey™ for students with ADD/ADHD.

Help Your Student Succeed in Writing

Give your child with ADD/ADHD the tools they need to overcome writing challenges and build lasting confidence.