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Concerns in regards to possible ADHD is the most frequent cited reason parents bringing children/adolescents to therapy. Multiple studies have shown the overdiagnosis of boys and the underdiagnosis of girls with ADHD and the long-term effects this can have during adolescents and even possibly adulthood. Knowing how to diagnosis accurately and knowing appropriate interventions both at home and at school is essential when treating children/adolescents.
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ADHD Interventions Worksheet
Directions: Navigate to the following site and review all sections to understand appropriate
ADHD interventions for at home and school:
http://addinschool.com/interventions-adhd-elementary-school/
Complete the chart below based on your findings by adding five to seven interventions. Be sure
to include in-text citations when appropriate and a reference note at the end of the worksheet.
The first line of the worksheet has been completed for you as an example.
Intervention
Location/Duration
Reasoning Behind
Intervention
IEP (individualized education
plan) or 504 plan
School
IEP is completed to place a
child in special education and
to give them the assistance
they require within the
classroom setting to be
successful. A student can be
placed in a special education
classroom and/or they can
have inclusion classes where
they receive special
accommodations within a
normal classroom. The IEP
should be specifically tailored
towards the child. It can
include specifics on where the
child should sit (example front
of classroom right by the
teacher's desk) and can include
specific ways for the
teacher(s) to work with the
student (example chunking of
the assignments).
-Until child is successful
within the classroom setting
without any of the inventions
listed, the child will then no
longer qualify for special
assistance.
A 504 plan is for children who
need some extra support but
can be successful within a
regular classroom setting and
does not need special
education. A 504 plan can
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