Myths or Facts
ODD stems from bad parenting alone.
What is a Myth?
Who is an ECE
This will follow them around for the rest of their lives.
What is a Label?
A local North Bay resource down the road from the college.
What is One Kids Place
This is the reason parents who may have had ODD or other mental disorders may have children with ODD.
ODD can be diagnosed in Adults
What is a Fact?
This health professional will assess the child with a psychological exam
What is a psychiatrist?
OR
What is a Mental Health Professional
As an ECE you should ensure you are teaching this to all your students but especially to ones who have ODD
What are self-regulation techniques?
As this, you are often the first resource accessed by parents when they have questions.
Differences in the brain structure of these children may lead to ODD.
What is Physical?
There is no treatments for ODD other than strict punishments.
What is a myth?
ODD is most often diagnosed in this age group.
What is Elementary School, or ages 6-8
This kind of guidance is best for children with ODD as it helps them adjust to other's rules.
What is positive guidance?
Inconsistent discipline, exposure to violence and lack of supervision are all potential reasons for ODD under this term.
What is social?
Trauma is the exclusive reason for ODD
Screening will include an examination of all relationships especially these.
What is family relationships?
Through working with Parents, Professionals and the school this is created and will help the child succeed in the classroom.
What is an IEP?
What is Renew Neurotherapy?
ADHD can help cause ODD because it hinders regulation.
What is a Psychological reason?
Conduct disorder is the same as ODD, it is just the old name for it.
What is a Myth?
What is ADHD?
By providing this, you are able to help the child join the lesson faster and regulate themself.
What is a safe space?
As an ECE in the field keeping up with local resources is a part of this.
What is Professional Development?
These are all ______ effects of ODD
Legal problems
Lack of friendships
Lack of self-esteem
Poor communication skills
Scholastic difficulties
Suspension or expulsion
What is Long term?