In this study, we conducted a reading intervention through class-wide peer tutoring for elementary school
children with ADHD, and examined whether they could improve reading fluency of the student who have
difficulty in learning because of ADHD. In addition, with the change of reading ability, the second
research problem was to investigate the change of non-disabled students' attitudes toward disability by making non-disabled students serve as peer teachers to help learners with ADHD acquire reading fluency.
For the first research problem, the A-B single subject research method was applied for visual analysis, and
for the second research problem, the acceptance test for disability was conducted collectively before and
after the intervention. As a result, the reading fluency of the elementary school student with ADHD had
somewhat fluctuation, but the PND was 100% higher than the baseline, and the non-disabled students' The
post - test scores were significantly higher than those of the pre - test in the acceptance test for disability.