(Video Supplement) The “Education” of an ADHDer, Part II from the “He Said / She Said: Examining the ADHD Life” Series
In Part II of the “Education” of an ADHDer blogchat (part of the He Said / She Said series) I finally get to speak my mind about our education system. I believe it operates on the GIGO principle: Garbage In/Garbage Out. In that chat I said that:
…we have no clue how to educate people. That’s [...]
(Video Supplement) He Said / She Said: Examining the ADHD Life – The “Education” of an ADHDer (Part I)
The latest installment of the He Said / She Said series has been posted. See: He Said / She Said: Examining the ADHD Life – The “Education” of an ADHDer (Part I). The video below is meant to be viewed after reading that new post. It’s a story that illustrates how [...]
The A.D.D.ers Dream Classroom
A classroom filled with adjustable-height desks. They allow students to stand and fidget at their desks and still get their work done.
See: Students Stand When Called Upon, and When Not
Podcasts From Dr. Hallowell
ADD Is a Gift
How to explain ADD/ADHD to your child
Why Girls Go Undiagnosed
How ADD/ADHD symptoms often differ between girls and boys
What’s It Like to
Have ADD?
Explaining ADD/ADHD to others can be difficult.
You can find more podcasts at http://www.additudemag.com/additude/article/2711.html
The “classic†text for A.D.D.ers and those who believe they are A.D.D. In a sense, this book put A.D.D. [...]
Smaller Class Size and Health
Dr. Sydney Spiesel discusses a potential link between smaller elementary school class sizes and better health, a safer way to give painkillers, and treatments for ADHD.
Smaller class size and health. – By Sydney Spiesel – Slate Magazine
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