This is really hard and hard to give specific advice since I don't know much about your particular child and all kids with ADHD are of course, different. One th

This is really hard and hard to give specific advice since I don't know much about your particular child and all kids with ADHD are of course, different. One thing I've witnessed quite a bit is that they may not have the right kind of work/tools that supports their learning style. For example some kids who detest doing math worksheets at school, thrive with a physical curriculum like Right Start Math or a fun game-based app like Beast Academy or Prodigy Game. Your child may also not see the point of the homework they're doing, why it will benefit them in life. Do you feel like you understand the point of the homework and are sure it will benefit them? That could be good to explore. It would be good to take a look at what activities your student enjoys and is good at. For example, do they like watching youtube videos? Maybe then, they'd enjoy a program like Math Antics. Do they like video games? Maybe they'd like an app like Brain Pop or Math Tango. Do they enjoy nature and the outdoors? Maybe a progam like Blossom and Root (nature-based) would work better for them. Can your school have any flexibility around assignments they don't enjoy and aren't conducive to how they learn? Happy to discuss in more detail your particular situation and how to navigate things with your child and the school system to help them thrive. I am sure they would also love to learn, be successful and for homework not to be painful and a bore.