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Attention Deficit Disorder Strategies for School-Age Children
Following the popularity of Sourcebook for Children with Attention Deficit Disorder, Clare B. Jones offers this practical manual covering the school years. Learn useful information in managing attention deficit disorder in children and adolescents from 6 through 18 years old. Read current research on attention deficit disorder including possible causes, symptoms, and the different medications used to treat it. Attention Deficit Disorder focuses on strategies for elementary, middle, and high school, and beyond to college or vocational school.
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Brown Attention-Deficit Disorder Scales® (BrownADDScales)
Obtain a consistent measure of ADD across the life span with the Brown Attention-Deficit Disorder Scales® for Children and Adolescents and the Brown Attention-Deficit Disorder Scales for Adolescents and Adults. Based on Thomas Brown's cutting-edge model of cognitive impairment in ADD, the Brown ADD Scales explore the executive cognitive functioning aspects of cognition associated with AD/HD (ADD). Extended Age RangeWith the new Brown ADD Scales for Children that include a primary/preschool scale (ages 3–7) and a school-age scale (ages 8–12), in addition to the adolescent and adult scales already available, the Brown ADD Scales allow you to comprehensively assess ADD in individuals of all ages.
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Publication Date : 2001, 1996
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Ages/Grades : 3 through adult
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Administration : 10 to 20 minutes
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Qualification Level : B-Level
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Parent Articles About ADHD
Give parents the information they need to assist in their child's therapy. Parental involvement is mandatory for successful intervention with children who have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). This collection of reproducible articles, written by leaders in the field of ADHD, gives parents the information they need to understand ADHD and to help them be successful in the intervention process. Occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, educators, researchers, and physicians, have written these articles in an easy-to-understand format for parents.
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