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Teaching Children With ADHD
This ten-part guide outlines strategies that have proven successful in educating children with ADHD. By incorporating these techniques into their everyday practices, teachers will improve the performance of students with ADHD and enhance the learning environment for all students. Topics include:
Identifying Children With ADHD
An Overall Strategy for the Instruction of Children With ADHD
Successful Instruction: Introducing Lessons
Successful Instruction: Conducting Lessons
Successful Instruction: Concluding Lessons
Successful Instruction: Individualizing Instruction -- Language Arts
Successful Instruction: Individualizing Instruction -- Mathematics
Organizational/Study Skills Useful for Children With ADHD
Behavioral Intervention Techniques for Children With ADHD
Classroom Accommodations for Children With ADHD
References
Reducing Behavior Problems in the Elementary School Classroom
This guide will help elementary school educators develop and implement effective strategies that promote positive student behavior. The guide includes concrete recommendations, ways in which each recommendation might be carried out, and recognized roadblocks to implementation of each recommendation.
Introduction
Overview
Scope of This Practice Guide
Recommendation 1: Identify Specifics of Problem Behavior
Recommendation 2: Modify the Learning Environment
Recommendation 3: Teach and Reinforce New Skills
Recommendation 4: Draw on Relationships With Colleagues, Families
Assess School-Wide Behavior Problems
Appendix A: What Is a Practice Guide?
Appendix B: About the Authors
Appendix C: Potential Conflicts of Interest
Appendix D: Technical Information on the Studies
References
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