ADD/ADHD in the Classroom: Classroom Setup
“His mind is everywhere except in class!†is the kind of lament that we often hear when teachers discuss children with ADD/ADHD. I already pointed out in an earlier article that an inability to focus on a single task or block of information is one of the most difficult challenges associated with ADD/ADHD in the […]
ADD/ADHD in the Classroom: Intervention #1 – Move it! (Part 2)
Last week I focused on the fact that sitting still for extended periods must be absolute torture for someone dealing with hyperactivity. Yet this is exactly the scenario that thousands of children with ADD/ADHD face every day. I suggested that a better way to facilitate learning would be to develop strategies and interventions that are […]
ADHD Misdiagnosis and Vision Problems
I am often asked about the number one mistake when people are confronted with the possibility of ADD/ADHD. If you have been reading this blog for any length of time you would probably know what my answer will be: Misdiagnosis. By this I mean that many parents simply accept the suggestion that their child might […]
ADD/ADHD Friendly Education: When ADD Shows Up in the Classroom (Part 1)
Last week we had the opportunity to discuss the so-called ‘three deficits’ associated with ADD/ADHD. You will recall that I identified them as: Inattention, Impulsivity and Hyperactivity. This week’s article will focus on how these deficits ‘show up’ in the classroom. By discussing this I want to attempt to bring the discussion down to the […]
Sean O’Carroll Interview – Boys and Cages [Video]
The Case for Nutrition Based Treatment of ADD ADHD
If you have been reading “3 Steps ADD†and/or the articles on this site you would have noticed that I place a great deal of emphasis on nutrition as a vitally important part of any strategy for dealing with the effects of ADD/ADHD. You may also be aware that many people are quite critical of […]
The Vicious ADD ADHD Cycle
This post describes “The Vicious ADD ADHD Cycle” (The Diagnostic Cycle) as it relates to children. Please watch the video and leave your comments below.
Vitamin C and ADHD
This article is excerpted from the highly acclaimed Book by Jon Bennett. This book is available Here While growing up, your mom probably told you to eat your vegetables – she knew from experience that fresh food is the best way to keep kids healthy, focused, and well-behaved. In the past eating healthy food was […]
Focus Tip – Use iMusic in Headphones ADD ADHD
Calcium, the secret to calm
This article is excerpted from the highly acclaimed Book by Jon Bennett. This book is available Here Calcium comprises of almost 1.6% of the human body weight. It acts as the human glue that binds the whole body together. Compared to other ions, the calcium ion has the ability to hold on to a single […]
