Prisma ODS Revista Científica Multidisciplinar
Volumen 5, Número 6 - Año 2026
Página | 148
ABSTRACT
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition
that can affect various aspects of a person's life, including learning, organization, attention,
behavioral regulation, and social relationships. In an educational context, students with ADHD
may face challenges in meeting academic demands particularly when tasks require sustained
concentration, material organization, following multi-step instructions, or effective time
management. Having ADHD does not imply lower intellectual ability or an inability to achieve
academic goals; however, certain characteristics of the condition can become barriers if the
school environment fails to provide appropriate strategies. Consequently, teacher support plays
a crucial role in fostering the participation, learning, and holistic development of these students.
This article examines the importance of teacher support for students with ADHD and presents
various classroom based methods. These include establishing routines, providing clear
instructions, breaking down extensive activities into smaller tasks, using visual aids, organizing
materials, employing positive reinforcement, allowing brief breaks, and adapting specific
assessment processes. The article also addresses the importance of the relationship between
teachers, families, and specialized professionals; the educational care of a student with ADHD
should not rely on a single individual but rather requires collaboration and communication.
Furthermore, it analyzes the need to create inclusive school environments where individual
differences are understood and respected. It is argued that the goal of teacher support should
not merely be to control specific behaviors, but to help the student develop tools for greater
autonomy. Inclusive education requires recognizing each student's unique needs and providing
the necessary support for them to develop their capabilities. The relationship between
education and the labor market is a fundamental element for economic and social development.
However, there is currently a gap between the education students receive and the skills,
knowledge, and professional profiles required by companies. This paper analyzes the problem
of the lack of correspondence between education and the labor market in Mexico. Through the
review of academic articles related to educational mismatch, phenomena such as
overeducation, undereducation, skills mismatch, unemployment, and underemployment among
professionals are identified. Likewise, the importance of factors such as work experience,
practical skills, technological training, and the participation of companies and educational
institutions is analyzed. As a starting point for the research, a questionnaire applied to students
and young people is proposed in order to understand their perception of the relationship
between their academic education and employment opportunities. The results will help identify