ADHD
DefinitionA persistent pattern of behavior, present with multiple settings, that can result in performance issues in social, educational and work settings.
**You can grow out of it, usually by puberty** |
Characteristics |
Unable to pay attention to detail- does not complete tasks- can not focus even if they love it- difficulty organizing- avoids situations that require sustained attention- loses items- easily distracted by stimuli- unable to delay immediate gratification- unable to withhold a planned response- lack of emotional control-
Hyperactive: fidgeting or squirming- inability to remain seated- excessive running- difficulty in quiet leisure activities- talks excessively- always on the go Impulsivity: Blurts out answers- difficulty waiting turn- interrupting others |
Classroom |
Organize your classroom- clean walls- place them in the front-not near friends- keep desk clean- color for each subject- write instructions out- purposeful movement- warn them of transitions- prioritizing- color code childs work- planner- "do last 4 problems"- graphic organizer- cooperative groups(not often/set clear rules)- teach them how to be in a group
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