ADHD in the Classroom- Strategies For Teacher - Part 1

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Title	:	ADHD in the Classroom- Strategies For Teacher - Part 1
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i was diagnosed at the age of 10 in 2005 i was lucky but god! i was heartbroken cause i knew something was wrong with me at school
Comment from : pip

The parents of ADHD children struggle at parenting their children at home Many times that means the child spends more time by themselves, more time in front of a screen, and less time engaging with people in a balanced and structured way They don’t have a healthy diet at home so their mood swings back and forth… added sugars and a high concentration of fatty processed foods… So when an “adhd” child enters a classroom where they need to focus on a single voice or a single activity… it’s completely foreign to them And if their home atmosphere is completely out of control… or they’re simply lonely at home… you will see a child who exhibits adhd symptoms in a classroom environment… TEACH THE PARENTS FORCE THE PARENTS TO CHANGE THEIR BEHAVIORS
Comment from : Yogi🐻

This video is hard to watch Beside disabilities, or better to say learning differences, many these kids have strengths that are totally ignored brADHD, Dyslexic, etc kids process information differently that may result in great creativity, hyper focus in the activities, projects they like, learning while fidgeting, jumping around, etc (that may help them to focus, which is not allowed in regular classrooms with many students)brI am trying to use my children’s strengths while studying with them One on one, or a small class works the best The teachers together with the parents’ help can find what strategies work best and motivate children accordingly brParents need to be very careful choosing the right program, or school, observe teachers as much as possible, help them, educate themselves brHalf of the teachers couldn’t teach my children, they didn’t have the patience, or experience, or the knowledge how to handle the kids The other half were/are brilliant and can engage my childrenbrI am closely monitoring my kids’ educational experiences If the environment or the teachers are not a good fit, I change the teachers, learning centers, programs, etc It works well for us My children are able to interact with the typically behaving and learning peers, cope with somewhat noisy classroom environment (still learning the skill), and are doing well in homeschool program and in online classes brThe key is to customize their education according to their learning strengths, with minimum distractions, giving them brakes, a prize upon completing a school day (whatever motivates them) brThrowing ADHD kids into regular classroom or segregate them as in this video is an educational failure
Comment from : Ekaterina Efanova

Wow that chart ex tragedy is very good! Thank you
Comment from : Blancapaloma Moreno Rodriguez

30 kindergartners with ADHD in one classroom? I hope those teachers made bank I would never I have 1 out of 24 kindergartners with ADHD this year and that’s too much
Comment from : Chrissy

Chalk boards! Giant glasses! Left brained classrooms! Ruuuuunnnn!brbrKids are meant to physically learn their environment FIRST, not glued to a chair for 7 hours until 18 hours a day brIt's not a new thing, it's unbrainwashing
Comment from : Freedom For USA

If you want parents to listen, the ones that are helping our children every day, some of us every hour, quit dismissing the "theories" we have literally seen work, such as food allergies/reactions When my child was younger, I could tell you which food he ate by the reaction; they were that defined You might want to add "Is This Your Child," by Doris Rapp to your reading It was life-changing for us Some parents, me included, work our entire parenting lives dealing with it and problem-solving because I refuse to medicate the problem away, which is malarkey anyway So, the parent issue may be true for most, but not for us In addition to teaching my own children, I've successfully taught classes of all ADHD students, both on and off medication, and continue to do so today
Comment from : C P

This video is outdated Universal design of classrooms asks us to consider the environment This video is highlighting what's wrong with the adhd child not whatsxwrong with the environment and the school system
Comment from : Lisa Crone

Very good technique!can you advise me please how to use this method for individual working with child?? please answer
Comment from : Feruza Feruza

The children (with the Blue cards/bad behaviors) should still be allowed to play with the other kids, so that they can learn how to interact with them & copy their good behaviors The teacher & aides should supervise & point out the appropriate behaviors to everyone especially to the child who needs to learn to control his behaviors Separating the child & giving him demotions is indefensible, mean, & totally inappropriate You’re segregating & punishing him 👎🏼👎🏼
Comment from : Sonia Triana

This is woefully outdated and wrong
Comment from : Halbop

This is abuse You're treating them like dogs Absolutely disgusting
Comment from : M_ystic

After watching this videoI really like the way the teachers are trying their best to help these children
Comment from : Mavarlyn Forbes

That's terrible public schools are lost and turning more and more dark and twisted with indoctrination
Comment from : Trick Daddy016

I didn’t like that the child is punished like this in front of everyone !!
Comment from : Rim Ayad

I am just a tutor, parents sent me their kids without telling me their kids actually have ADHDand boy it was complete chaos !!!! as my set up wasn't prepared for adhd I did tried this but to no avail
Comment from : melc Just