ADHD in children : Tips For Teachers : Nip in the Bud

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Title	:	ADHD in children : Tips For Teachers : Nip in the Bud
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Nip in the bud? I have had adhd for decades There’s no nipping in bud lady
Comment from : @Branchez23

I hope my math teacher sees this
Comment from : @ArwaAhmed-nc9ny

Im a tutor after school in college Im an art major Im struggling, but i had adhd as a kid so I do not want to give up on this kid, even if I am a graphic design major
Comment from : @lullabychannel5400

Any tips for a High School teacher like me?
Comment from : @jameslewis7370

the calming demeanor and accent makes it easy to watch Thank you Ma'am!
Comment from : @jameslewis7370

My son is adhd please help me nepal is no school
Comment from : @UmaDevkota-fg9yj

Over 7 million kids have been diagnosed with ADHD/ADD in America Just shy of 12 of all students I can't believe teachers are still unaware of proper techniques to help their students What are you being taught in college??? Mind blowing!!!
Comment from : @greasyhitchball

Index cards and separating each question and answer is the only way it worked for me
Comment from : @barbarahilliard5279

I did assign him for movement, but he is blanked out…
Comment from : @aipaopaozhu1931

It was very helpful thank you very much
Comment from : @songulmcphee2669

Have you been in a classroom??? TA? What? You have not worked in a 35 student classroom
Comment from : @GalacticTr4veller

One?? Try 6-9 in each!
Comment from : @GalacticTr4veller

Thanks for sharing, super helpful
Comment from : @thedigiteacher

Very helpful, as an adult who traversed ADD Elizabeth
Comment from : @elizabethbooth8794

you knowthese are the typical and correct responses, and nothing wrong with it,but adhd should not be thought of as 'an issue' the kids are just bored of the crap in the curriculum Kids with adhd deland adults as well/del can focus and achieve amazing resultsbut they need to be engaged!
Comment from : @AJ-oc5eh

That was fantastic, such a beautiful voice too that's a great help for parents meeting with teachers many thanks
Comment from : @lisacassidy-y6o

How I can help all of my students effectively if 10 of 24 in my class have ADHD or ADD?
Comment from : @Everyyoueverymiau

Seeking some suggestions brMy sons school has started to remove him from class earlier than the other children and sends him to the office before the home bellbrThe school has mentioned that he acts out occasionally towards the end of the daybrMy sons feels excluded and doesn’t understand why this is happening brbrCould you recommend a better plan for end of day that can still make my some comfortable brbrHe is 9 years old
Comment from : @bettydasilva8264

Thks mam I have a student, who is suffering from attention deficit, infact i used to change his place and more attentions but still THERE are alot of things missing!!!! I need any strong solution for him,as i dont want him in this situation
Comment from : @lone-sam-1

This was a really great video thank you!
Comment from : @teachertiyana3814

Wow, this was excellent As a teacher who deals with this, I was already doing some of these things, but others I've neglected Excellent points all around!
Comment from : @gameyybuilds

Hi, I teach english in primary school and I've started to divide my class in small groups One of the groups is constituted by the kids that I believe have some kind of attention deficit, that way I can give them all the time they need and answer everything they ask Your video has been really helpful, definitely going to apply these tips! Thank you:)
Comment from : @mikaela1430

It's really a wonderful video
Comment from : @sethunarayanan12

I wish I had the ability to teach like you
Comment from : @钱凡-b9z

Good
Comment from : @ankushmanhas5194

❤️
Comment from : @latoyaoutloud

The only thing that I disagree with as somebody who has ADHD as an adult who lived through it as a child is that people with ADHD have a lack of serotonin so stimulus is incredibly important fidget toys are wonderful for offering stimulus but taking stimulation away like setting somebody in a corner or something like that or away from people can actually be worse
Comment from : @mandisevenstheprincessange994

Thank you, I have a student and he is having a hard time finishing his classwork and I want him to be able to learn to work on his own, with little guidance from the teacher or TA, but currently we won't do anything on his own Going to try and use these in the class!
Comment from : @scttlewis02

Such good things to remember
Comment from : @ButterflyBeginningsCounseling

Thanks to you too
Comment from : @albertodichoso1338

My college speech class professor ignored my plea to accept my final project, which was a video presentation about ADHD to increase awareness I sent it 5 minutes before the deadline, but it was completed 5 minutes after the deadline (10 minutes to upload 12 gigabytes of stuff) Have I been wronged? Is it discrimination or she is just too strict? She also told me, "Let's just accept the fact that it's not a good project" I consulted with others for critiques, and they told me that I don't deserve a 10 grade on my final project It was at least 70-80 or a B grade I will contact my school for an investigation
Comment from : @KL-bc1eg