Better Behavior at School: Help Teachers Manage Your Child's Distractions and Impulsivity
Create a Place to Cool Off
Sometimes an ADHD child is distracted because of an annoying tag inside of his clothes or the sound of a child writing behind him. Be sure to have a quiet area in your class—a tent, an area drawn on the floor, or a beanbag chair in a quiet corner—for students. Clarify ahead of time what students can do there—read, draw, or rest. For older kids who suspect they might blow up, give them ongoing permission to head to the guidance counselor’s office to talk or to sit and cool off. ...
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Sometimes an ADHD child is distracted because of an annoying tag inside of his clothes or the sound of a child writing behind him. Be sure to have a quiet area in your class—a tent, an area drawn on the floor, or a beanbag chair in a quiet corner—for students. Clarify ahead of time what students can do there—read, draw, or rest. For older kids who suspect they might blow up, give them ongoing permission to head to the guidance counselor’s office to talk or to sit and cool off. ...
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http://www.additudemag.com/slideshow/17/sl...
again, Excellent advice from a dedicated medical PROFESSIONAL
the child at home cannot in many cases find a quiet area, a restful area, a relaxing area
---too many nonDaddy -- nonFamily males running around their house conserned with cats---all hours
---too many hippityHoppity ni$$ger sounds all night long..........
---too many deadVideo Cartoons.......................................
Let those children breathe and be human beings --