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Comment on dysTalk by Andrew A. Sailer

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Comment on Homework in the 21st Century by Ollie Swicord

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Comment on Caitlin’s Way by Shanna

Shanna — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 17:27:57 +0000

I work with many university students with ADHD and know they struggle as you have with keeping organized and staying on top of their studies. One of the things I love best about ADHD Coaching is that I get to help awesome people like you--and seeing their progress! By gaining the skills now that you need in order to thrive in school, you are building a colorful toolbox that you will dip into for the rest of your life--your very successful life!

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Comment on Keep Them Busy by Cillest Pieters

Cillest Pieters — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 05:56:08 +0000

Thanks for this bit of information. I am desperate to find more ways in handling this behaviour. My son is in Gr2. He had the same problem in Gr1. His teachers says that he is very clever, but he can not consentrate. He is also not naughty, but quite intertaining. He loves making people laugh and being funny. He will sit in class with pieces of paper and build something. Yesterday his teacher phoned and said she had enough (second week of school). He is on eye q. He plays chess and rugby. At home we have our routines. He also swims after he had done his homework. So we do keep him busy. Other than that, he is very loving, a very interresting child. In fact he is a big piece of sunshine. Please help!!!!

Comment on The Dangers of Untreated ADHD by Serwis Komputerów Wroc?aw

Serwis Komputerów Wroc?aw — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 22:54:08 +0000

I dont agree with all but nice topic.

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Pogotowie Komputerowe Wroclaw — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 22:51:18 +0000

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Comment on ADHD Medications: Side Effects by Alexander Minshall

Alexander Minshall — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 21:25:05 +0000

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Comment on Caitlin’s Way by caitlin

caitlin — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:13:40 +0000

Thanks mom! This system works really well for me, and for once I am actually ahead in my school work and completely organized. Color coding makes it easy for me to find all my notebooks, folders, etc. all at once and assures me I’ve got the right notebook and folder for the right class. Having to remember one color for a class makes it far easier than having to remember which notebook and folder go to each one. The bulletin board works great for recording assignments, and assuring I get them done. And no, my highlighters are not color coded…yet.