History of ADHD
Who the Medical Professional that touted the use of Ritalin?
What is C. Keith Connors.
What are three symptoms that Anxiety and ADHD have in common?
What is Inattention/Distracted, Fidgeting/Impulsive Movement, Disorganization, Poor Time-management, Difficulty Remembering, Procrastination, Shy/Introverted, Worry A-lot of the time, and They Feel They Can't Progress.
True or False. There are other ways to help ADHD in children besides medication.
What is true (ex. exercising, increased sleep, better nutrition, support groups, or therapy are other options)?
What policy was passed in 1973 that allowed more resources for students with ADHD?
What is Section 504 and Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
What is the name of the Sir that hypothesized that ADHD was a "defect in moral control"?
What is Sir George Fredrick?
This gender is more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD.
What are males?
The most widely known strategy to help students with ADHD in the classroom.
What is Physical Activity? (Morning class-wide stretching, fun-standing activities, physical modeling, etc.)
The average age a child is diagnosed with ADHD.
What is 7 years old?
What is the name of the city that was focal in an article published about the use of Ritalin in children?
What is Omaha, Nebraska.
True or False? There are three different types of ADHD.
What is true.
What is the first and most important part in teaching children with ADHD.
What is Positivity and Patience.
What is the current non-stimulant drug for treating ADHD in children?
What is Straterra?