The Bachelor of Education (Physical Eduction) [BEd(PE)] students designed a series of home exercises specifically tailored for students with ADHD, aimed at enhancing their coordination and concentration. These innovative exercises were created to provide engaging and effective physical activities that cater to the unique needs of students with ADHD.

To further support this initiative, Mr. CHAN Ching Yat, Roy, delivered an online lecture titled “ADHD x Sports: Can Exercise Help ADHD?” on 15 March 2024. The audience primarily consisted of parents and educators seeking insights into supporting children with ADHD through physical activity. The lecture covered various topics, including current research related to ADHD, the connection between brain function and coordinated movement, and the concept of empowering coaching. Mr. Chan also introduced electronic platforms including the home exercises designed by the BEd(PE) students, providing a valuable resource for parents and educators looking to implement these activities in their routines.

The significance of this initiative lies in its focus on practical solutions for students with ADHD. The home exercises aim to improve coordination and concentration, offering students a fun way to stay active. Additionally, Mr. Chan’s lecture provides parents and educators with knowledge about the benefits of physical activity for children with ADHD, helping them understand how exercise can support their development.

By combining tailored exercises with educational resources, this initiative equips families and educators with tools to better support students with ADHD in their daily lives.

You can visit the Youtube below for revisting the lecture: