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   The forgetfulness associated with ADHD can result in frequent mistakes and omissions in academic tasks. Prior learning is also more easily forgotten. This can lead to frustration and low mood. Learner anxiety will compel the brain to produce stress hormones, such as adrenaline and cortisol.

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   A guide for teachers on managing students with ADHD, including strategies and resources.

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   They suggest some practical ways of adapting the learning environment to support children and young people with ADHD in the classroom9,10. In primary schools, examples include11: having rules clearly displayed on the wall; allowing time outs during lessons to move, or do breathing or relaxation exercises to de-stress;

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   The principles of EPIC apply to all children but are particularly relevant to children with Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Dyspraxia/DCD and those born prematurely. They may help a child who needs extra support but does not have a diagnosis. The strategies in the booklet can benefit the whole ...

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   Children and young people with ADHD may struggle at school due to their symptoms and may feel ‘left behind’ by their classmates. In these cases learning support can be arranged. Arranging learning support with the school through an Individual Education Plan can make a huge difference. It is best to discuss this with

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6. www.adhdcentre.co.uk › wp-content › uploadsHelping Children with ADHD to Thrive Page | 1 - The ADHD Centre

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   pe. give your children the chance to win too.5. Bugs and Buttons 2 - This app can be found both on Android and iOS app store and it deals with one of the most problematic issues of childr. n with ADHD which is their lack of attention.Apart from helping with attention, the game is very entertaining an.

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   How can a child with ADHD be supported?

   • Examples include additional adult support or therapeutic intervention such as occupational therapy, social communication and emotional literacy programmes or movement breaks. A child with ADHD should at the very least be on ‘SEN Support’ if their needs can be met from the school’s own resources.

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   Should a child with ADHD be on SEN support?

   • A child with ADHD should at the very least be on ‘SEN Support’ if their needs can be met from the school’s own resources. They should have an Education Health and Care Plan if additional funding is required to meet their needs or a specialist school placement is appropriate.

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   How can a classroom help a child with ADHD?

   • SIX Well organised, uncluttered classrooms can help a child with ADHD to better navigate their environment, for example, easily accessible resources and equipment, with written labelling supported by visual representations. Children with ADHD need established daily routines with expectations clearly and regularly outlined to them.

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   How can neurology help children and young people with ADHD?

   • Working with the neurology of children and young people with ADHD can lead to success in a variety of activities, for example, lateral thinking tasks, activities involving a fast-paced generation of ideas and in some aspects of creativity. Are opportunities being created in classrooms in which mental hyperactivity is valued?

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   Can medication help a child with ADHD?

   • Recognising and reducing (or removing) triggers can support a child’s wellbeing. If a child has ADHD they may be taking medication. Medication helps a lot of children with ADHD but does not tackle all the dificulties experienced by children with ADHD. Children with other diagnoses commonly do not take medication.

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   What should I do if my child has ADHD?

   • Book your place at Take care of yourself. Eat well, exercise, and find ways to reduce stress, whether it means taking a nightly bath or practicing morning meditation. If you do get sick, acknowledge it and get help. Seek support. One of the most important things to remember in rearing a child with ADHD is that you don’t have to do it alone.

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   Behaviour Therapy if your child also displays significant emotional distress, low mood or anxiety. Contact via SPA ADHD Richmond and Kingston is a local Support Group for parents & carers of children and young people with ADHD. We can help advise you on all matters relating to ADHD e.g. sharing of information (strategies, education,