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When reading a book (or a report for work or school, etc.) do you ever find yourself at the end of a page and realize you have no idea what you've just read? You are not alone. Many people with ADHD - and even those without - struggle with reading and remembering.
CLICK HERE to share your own experiences with reading, as well as strategies that help you comprehend, focus, and recall when reading.
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Please Share Your Reading Experiences and Strategies originally appeared on About.com ADD / ADHD on Monday, December 14th, 2009 at 18:52:39.
Sometimes this holiday time of year can get fairly hectic and overwhelming. If you are feeling that you'd like a little extra support or just need to share with others who understand ADHD, please feel free to connect in our ADD/ADHD Discussion Forum.
Our Forum is an online community where people can come together from all over to ask questions, interact, and seek support from others who understand what it is like to live with ADHD as a parent, spouse, partner, sibling, or individual with ADHD. It is also a place where you can share your thoughts and ideas about what works in your family or for you as an individual, providing support to others in the process. Our online community is a place of respect, caring, and education about ADHD.
Click on ADD/ADHD Discussion Forum to visit our community.Online ADHD Support Group originally appeared on About.com ADD / ADHD on Monday, December 14th, 2009 at 18:35:31.
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"We have had some wonderful teachers, but we have also had a few who seem to minimize or misunderstand ADHD. They resist putting informal accommodations in place to help our child. Why are they so dismissive of ADHD?" --About.com Reader
Click on Teacher Resistance to read response.
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Why Is There Sometimes Resistance from Teachers in Regards to ADHD? originally appeared on About.com ADD / ADHD on Monday, December 14th, 2009 at 18:35:11.
Teachers are so important in our children's lives. Their jobs are demanding. Along with parents, teachers are incredibly influential and play a pivotal role in a child's learning, happiness, and development of a positive self-image.
Please take a few moments to share what it is that you value about your child's teachers, past and present. In what ways has a teacher helped your child overcome obstacles associated with ADHD and experience greater success?
Also, if your child has a teacher who is new to ADHD what are some of the things you would like this teacher to understand about ADHD and its impact on your child?
CLICK HERE to share your experiences.
Please Share Your Experiences originally appeared on About.com ADD / ADHD on Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 at 17:50:25.
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"Every year as the holiday season approaches, I feel a sense of dread mixed in with all the excitement. It's not that I don't love the holidays, but this time of year, I find myself so frazzled by the end of December that it's difficult to enjoy myself. How can I find relief from holiday stress and still enjoy the season?"
Read Tips for Reducing Holiday Stress
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Reducing Holiday Stress originally appeared on About.com ADD / ADHD on Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 at 17:44:37.
My main job is writing for and managing the About.com site for ADD/ADHD. While I love this job, my greatest joy is being a mom to four wonderful kids!
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