ADHD: Working memory and SEND superpowers

To honour the last day of ADHD awareness month, Dr Tracy Packiam Alloway explores the brain functionality of a person with ADHD, their superpowers and how educators can support their students.
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Dr Tracy Packiam Alloway is an award-winning psychologist specialising in memory and the brain. This year, she spoke at the Tes SEND show and, while there, created five videos for the SEND network that give a brief overview of her work. 

Each video focuses on an additional need. In the first part, Alloway describes the traits and brain functionality of a person with a specific need. Then, she looks at the superpowers a person with a particular need has and strategies to help these students in the classroom. As it is the last day of ADHD awareness month, we start the series with a video on ADHD. 

We covered Alloway’s keynote talk from the show, which you can find here. We also interviewed her for our coverage of the show. Watch or listen to the podcast or video version now! 

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