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ADHD is a common condition in children characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. To be diagnosed, symptoms must be present for over 6 months and to a greater degree than other children. Children with ADHD may exhibit low school achievement, difficulties with social skills and relationships, regulating activity level and behavior, focusing attention, and concentration. Effective teaching strategies include developing a plan for success, using engaging instructional methods, modifying lesson delivery, providing frequent feedback, and teaching self-regulation strategies.

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ADHD is a common condition in children characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. To be diagnosed, symptoms must be present for over 6 months and to a greater degree than other children. Children with ADHD may exhibit low school achievement, difficulties with social skills and relationships, regulating activity level and behavior, focusing attention, and concentration. Effective teaching strategies include developing a plan for success, using engaging instructional methods, modifying lesson delivery, providing frequent feedback, and teaching self-regulation strategies.

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Attention

Deficit
/Hyperactivi
ty Disorder
(ADHD)

Definition & Alberta


Ed Coding

Observable
Behaviours &
Characteristics

Teaching
Strategies

plan for success:


evaluate what the
child needs to learn,
Self-control of
set goals, develop an
behaviour
action plan, and
monitor progress
To be diagnosed with ADHD, School achievement
use effective
a child must have
instructional choices
symptoms for 6 or more

Development of
to help the child
months and to a degree that
social skills and positive
succeed, including
is greater than other
relationships
the learning context,
children of the same age.
instructional
language,
Regulate activity level
Usually reported using Code
instructional
(hyperactivity)
supports, and student
58 Medical Disability
learning strategies
(mild/moderate), however

Inhibit behaviour
changing
how lessons
some are also reported
(impulsivity)
are
delivered,
for
under code 54 Learning
example in the speed,
Disability

Attend to the task at


the type of language
hand (inattention)
used, prompting, and
variations in the tasks

Low scores on
giving more frequent,
schoolwork and
specific feedback
standardized
making sure that tasks
achievement tests
are not too easy or
too hard for the
student

Repeating a grade
teaching specific

A common condition that


causes inattention,
hyperactivity/impulsivity, or
both.

Resources
ADHD
Resource
Centre
http://www.ab
outkidshealth.
ca/En/Resourc
eCentres/ADH
D/Pages/defa
ult.aspx

Placement in special
education

Dropping out of high


school

Concentration

Working memory

Self-regulation and
staying focused on a
task
Processing speed

strategies, such as
note-taking and
writing strategies

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