I'm a qualified Biology teacher with ADHD testing an idea and would love a sanity check!
Do you have a teenager with ADHD who can do the work but often can't start it? I'm thinking of trialling live online sessions where they just get on with their homework while I'm there, alongside other teens doing the same. Not tutoring, no teaching. Just someone in the room so starting isn't such a mountain.
It's body doubling, basically, which has worked brilliantly for me in the past - I could never revise in my room, but put me at the kitchen table while my mum was making dinner and suddenly the motivation was there! Same with uni work - as soon as I was in the library with others working quietly, the focus came with way less effort.
I know co-working/body doubling clubs exist for adults who struggle with task initiation and focus, but there's nothing out there for teens (nothing safe and properly safeguarded, anyway!).
Would your teen actually turn up to something like this or would they just refuse to log on?😅