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Updated on Wednesday, October 10, 2007
By Natalia Acosta on Jan 23, 07After the teacher rings her bell, she gives an instruction.It makes the teacher happy when all children look at her and are quiet.When the bell rings, I will look at my teacher, stop what I am doing, and be quiet. Children stop what they are...
By Sheri Holland on Jul 25, 06Is your child feeling burnt out when it comes to school work? Our Expert Tip: Keep a child motivated to work hard by providing a “light at the end of the tunnel.” Make schoolwork off-limits for one weekend day (or both, if...- The difference between hearing and listening is that one is done with a purpose. If you are "actively listening" you are listening to understand what is being said despite distraction. This is a critical skill for all children to learn, for it...
- By Sheri Holland on Jul 25, 06Summertime and vacation breaks from school are excellent opportunities to target the behaviors associated with your child's ADHD. Although most are thrilled with the idea of a break from teachers, tutors, and doctors - it is important to...
- By Daniela Tricoche on Jul 25, 06Impulsivity is defined as choosing a smaller, more immediate reinforcer instead of a larger, more delayed reinforcer. For example, a child with ADHD may display impulsive behavior when doing his/her homework by constantly...
- Many parents wonder what they can do to help their child who has difficulty following auditory instructions given in class. These students may appear forgetful, unable to remember steps of the tasks clearly explained. Our Expert Tip: Sharpen your...
