Coping styles of college teachers for students with ADHD tendency from the perspective of educational psychology

Abstract

BackgroundAttention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common childhood neurodevelopmental disorder, but it can also persist into adulthood. College teachers are faced with challenges in the face of students with ADHD tendency and need appropriate coping strategies to help these students improve their learning effect and adaptability.Research objects and Methods This study selected a certain number of university teachers as research objects, and collected data by means of questionnaire survey. The main content of the questionnaire was the teachers’ views on the cognition degree, teaching strategy and support measures of students with ADHD tendency. SPSS23.0 software was used to record and analyze the data.ResultsThe results show that most college teachers have relatively low cognition of students with ADHD tendency, and there are some confusions in coping with them. At the same time, however, some teachers have adopted positive strategies, such as providing additional tutoring and support, and establishing clear rules and time management methods. These teachers have achieved some success in helping students improve their learning effectiveness and adaptability.ConclusionsFrom the perspective of educational psychology, college teachers should improve their cognition of students with ADHD tendency and adopt appropriate coping strategies to help them. This includes providing additional tutoring and support, setting clear rules and time management methods, and encouraging students to engage in classroom interactions. These measures can help students reduce attention difficulties and hyperactive behaviors, and improve the learning effect and adaptability.