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I have been using a visual timer with my AuDHD son and it has helped so much! He works best unsupervised, I set him up with the timer and make sure he knows what the task is and move to another room, we are homeschooling at the moment. He calls me when he is done.

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I remember growing up when I was in 2nd grade, my teacher was reading a picture book. She started talking to the class and I started reading out loud while she was talking to the class. I got in trouble for that at home. I had a hard time paying attention. This was back in the early 90’s. I asked my mom if she ever paid attention to my behavior. She said no. My mom doesn’t believe in all this stuff. I discovered as an adult that she didn’t care either. All she knew was that I was getting the bare minimum so she wouldn’t get in trouble by CPS. Weird thing is she retired from being a CPS social worker who was given powers to remove abused and neglected kids. So weird. That’s why I never had a 504 plan. Yes I am very angry with her.

This is brilliant

Great information! Thank you so much!!!

they become cops and start bullying back

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A label in my opinion never defines a person well. In fact I was mislabeled growing up and as a student I believe it's extremely important to realize different levels like diploma or degree or certificates are still a form of education and deserve to be heard...if not seen.

Great video, thanks for the specific examples

I knew a dad who lowered his voice the more upset he got. It got his sons attention in a big way because he knew if he was straining to hear dad he was in big trouble! I like the way the video reminds us how we would feel as adults if someone walked in our room and told us to do this or that. There’s nothing wrong with asking our kids to do something and explaining why- how else will they learn? It doesn’t mean we’re not in control. As a manager I always asked my employees to do things, they understood it had to be done even though I was “asking”, asking your kids to do something teaches them respect because you are showing respect. Staying calm, not swearing at your kids, asking all these things paint the picture of someone who is in charge and the kids recognize that.

I’ve been diagnosed w adhd and I get shouted at all the time by teachers it’s just so annoying that some teachers get it and some dont

First of all, I think I may have just developed ADHD by listening to this incredibly monotonous (bored??) voice - I literally just fidgeted in my seat, rolled my eyes and resisted lots of urges to stand up and walk around (and throw a book). The strategies themselves were actually extremely useful, and I will def. tweak them to match the needs of my highschool students. The only thing I disagree with is the class reward for good behavior: I view this as collective punishment when the class does not do well - it's usually down to one or two students and then the whole class suffers. This can really kill motivation and nurture a lot of resentment amongst peers, so I would rethink that one.

Thank you very much. Eagerly looking forward to helping my son with these

This is outstanding! Thank you so much for sharing! 😊

This is outstanding! Thank you so much for sharing! 😊

A lot of GREAT information. Number 7 is missing!

All of these are great ideas. Visuals, checking in on students, giving positive praise are just a few that are so important. Thank you for this🙌🙌🙌

With all due respect, I have ADHD and want to get what she is saying but THIS is what causes “behaviors” in class. I WANT to learn but there is ZERO dopamine happening from being read at with lots of words in slides. Good points but difficult presentation to follow for anyone who has ADHD.

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Excellent Video

Are you kidding monotonous voice!! Seriously..??!!

Children throughout the ages have been disciplined quickly and without regard to their feelings. The disappearance of corporal punishment and religion is turning the latest gen into a mindless group of tiktok worshipping idiots.

Very helpful! Thank you for this!!

To you all out there it's not lack of discipline you numpties!! It's a fundamental difference in the child. If you cannot understand that then 1) you're retarded, 2) you're iodine deficient and it shows, and 3) Butt out of stuff your little inept minds cannot fathom or comprehend. Cause god knows there are plenty of mum's that will come here for help. Judgemental fuds like yourselves make it harder, they don't need your fukced up warped logic to make them feel any worse. So lay off!

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Thank you for this video. I am one overwhelmed teacher with three kids in my classroom with troubling behavior with not much resources to help out. This strategies will help me a lot.

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This was the best advice I have heard and thank you so m7ch for sharing!!

Good suggestions if used early on in their child’s life however when behaviours are learned and become habitual more specific strategies are needed

Excellent video!

If my elementary teachers knew all this (1960's) i would have been better off. I graduated high school and college.

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Strict parenting with an obsession of asserting power yet being highly hypocritical is the problem. If you want to act like a leader and set a rule for a kid with this? Follow it yourself or be ready to fight with them and you don't get to tell them they're the bad guy for it because they're the ones being punished for actions you do. Kids need solid role models. And when you can't live up to the expectations of perfection you press on them (as they would perceive it anyways) there lies the true issue. -an ex foster kid with Oppositional Defiant Disorder.

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Please listen to Dr Gordon Neufeld, reknowned child psychologist, in his talks and book entitled « Hang onto your kids ». This will help you better understand WHY children have impulsive behaviours, ADHD, OCD, depression, etc., and what they really need to grow up well.

These tips sound great but when your odd kid isn’t a rational at all nor logical these tips don’t work. We’ve tried all of them. He’s twelve now and getting much worse. More frequent and violent outbursts at home and school. Also he won’t listen to anything. No matter how we phrase things. He doesn’t keep any schedule such as getting ready for bed. He argues and fights about everything. No matter what. Furthermore he’s harmful to animals. Is almost as if he can’t learn anything. Trying anything new and he freaks out and throws a fit like a toddler. Tying shoes, he gets frustrated and throws things. SO frustrated!

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My 11 year old son was put in a small room because of 1 incident all day he come home crying saying he wishes he was dead because they locked him in a room all day by himself

My 7yo son struggles with ADHD behaviors both at school and at home. It’s hard to get him help when I myself feel like I’ve always struggled with attention deficit tendencies. It’s really hard to get from point A to Point B for your child when you have a hard time staying focused as well. 😞

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This is good information but not presented in an ADHD friendly format. Too much blocks of texts, the reader is too monotonous and not enough visual. I am already getting distracted and have not been able to finish the video properly as I keep having to go back, as I missed points, because it was too monotonous and boring. It's be actually quite and ironic video.

I know that my adult son has serious mental health challenges that started very young. He’s at a huge breaking point and I don’t know how to help him or what to do. It’s impossible to rationalize with a grown man unwilling to address the issues. Thank you for the insightful information. Pity I didn’t know what to do 35 years ago when it started and what I did do, made it worse. 🤷‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️💙🌎

I have adhd and I couldn’t focus while watching and I was getting distracted And I love Fortnite y’all also play Fortnite

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I wish this was ADHD friendly. I know this is for parents and teachers to help their kids but adults with ADHD who have been recently diagnosed are still trying to figure out how to help themselves. Having blocks of repetitive text isn't good for the inability to focus. I would highly recommend you take the style or at least a note from How To ADHD. I find it easier to follow her guidance.

One thing I can say dosnt help In this video is a graphic organizer dosnt work from people I’ve talked to and including myself if it’s out of site it’s out of my mine something has to be in front of the person due to the fact that people with adhd think a lot when I mean a lot it’s a lot

I have a slightly dufferent situation, my child is 15 and he is so defiant!! But this was helpful in some aspects of parenting. Thanks