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100

ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

true 

100

Name two physical needs that were previously mentioned that a student with ADHD might experience

Correct Answers

brain breaks, walking passes, planners, checklists, color-coded folders, visual schedules, step-by-step tasks, fidget toys, and stress balls.

100

A "504 plan" is... 

a legally mandated individualized accommodation plan
100

IDEA stands for...

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

200

Individuals with ADHD tend to be more impulsive

true

200

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"Using accommodations isn't taking the __ way out, its __ the playing field"

1. easy

2. leveling 

200

Name 2 examples of helpful assistive technology tools 

audiobooks, timers, graphic organizers, and reminder apps

200

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Women with ADHD are __ times more likely to commit suicide

(current)

8

300

Individuals with ADHD are less likely to need self-esteem building

false

300

Fill in the blank

"Men tend to be more __, while women tend to be more __"

Hint: category, characteristics

1. impulsive/hyperactive

2. inattentive 

300

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"Teachers can help support students with ADHD by keeping ___, and providing clear rules."

structure

300

Section 504 was established in what year?

1973

400

There is a higher percentage of incarcerated adults with ADHD than adolescents

false- 25% of incarcerated adults have ADHD, while 30% of adolescents have ADHD.

400

Describe, in one word, the dynamic between individuals with ADHD and substances

 

along the lines of

abuse, reliance, destructive, attachment, addiction, exploitation, coping, vulnerable, problematic, detrimental etc. 

400

How might positive reinforcement benefit a student with ADHD

increases motivation, reinforces structure and consistency, encourages desired behavior, improves classroom relationships, and builds self-esteem and emotional regulation

400

Individuals with ADHD may have a low tolerance for boredom and rejection because...

1. the constant need for high stimulation makes boredom feel physically distressing, leading to restlessness and frustration

2. Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria- intensifies the pain of perceived criticism or rejection, causing emotional and sometimes physical pain

500

The Level Up Wellness Hub was founded by Victoria Prisco

true

500

Why do men with ADHD overcompensate?

coping strategy, fear of being seen as "lazy", internalized shame, masculine norms, fear of judgment, pressure to "catch up" 


500

What is MTTS? Why is it useful? 

Multi-Tiered System of Support

Teachers can provide extra help, such as small group instruction or one-on-one support when needed

500

What percentage of the prison population has ADHD, according to Alan Browns TED Talk?

45%

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