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Summer Program Sample Lesson: Structuring “Free Time”


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In college, students are trusted with more independence than they typically have in high school. While this newfound flexibility and freedom can be empowering, it also can present significant obstacles for some students, especially for those with learning challenges like ADHD and anxiety.

In this complimentary lesson (and sneak peak into our summer program content), students can learn strategies around how to structure their free time effectively so they can succeed academically, socially, physically, mentally, and more!

Click the link below to download the sample lesson from our summer program.

Summer Program Sample Lesson: Structuring "Free Time"

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