https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx Made with whimsy en-us 2021-04-14 01:40:53 UTC 2026-02-19 15:01:35 UTC hello@padlet.com laurenkanaan21 https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1414617720 This is a video that provides lots of accurate background information about ADHD in young children in general as well as in the classroom. The video is produced by PsychHub on Youtube which is an organization dedicated to simplifying information about mental illness to make it more attainable to the general public.]]> 2021-04-14 01:42:11 UTC https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1414617720 laurenkanaan21 https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1414630801 Because ADHD is common to create disruptions in the classroom, this is an article the proposes many management strategies for all types of education from public to homeschooling. I like this resources because there is a large emphasis on self-regulation and self -monitoring which is an important life skill to reinforce.]]> 2021-04-14 01:47:27 UTC https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1414630801 laurenkanaan21 https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1417881788 Recently, there has become a lot of news coverage on the topic of undiagnosed girls with ADHD. Girls with ADHD are much more likely to be overlooked not diagnosed until it is far too late to receive assistance and it can cause serious trauma to the students and her education. This article explains why girls often are forgotten as well as the signs that a parents and or teacher should look for in their female students.]]> 2021-04-14 18:14:49 UTC https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1417881788 laurenkanaan21 https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1417925204  Nikki Amini gives a TED talk about how she turned her ADHD into a superpower rather than something that enables. This would be a great resource for adults and teachers in the lives of a child with ADHD as a motivational source.

]]> 2021-04-14 18:23:57 UTC https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1417925204 laurenkanaan21 https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1417972762 Teachers should be familiar with many of the different expressions of ADHD. This resources gives K-3 teachers lots of background information into the science of ADHD and could prepare them to identify characteristics in their own children and help them get the support that could help them yearly on.]]> 2021-04-14 18:34:07 UTC https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1417972762 laurenkanaan21 https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1418949884 I created this video presentation to introduce my topic and give some short explanations about my thoughts!]]> 2021-04-15 00:40:01 UTC https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1418949884 https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1439583593 First off, I want to say, that I think this was a great topic to research. I feel like the students who can't sit still  are always tagged with ADHD. If there is attention problems or something, I feel like the solution is too diagnose with ADHD, then give the child medicine. I like how you said that it is a misconception that the student who can't sit still has ADHD. I would agree and feel like it is something that needs to be address. Fro the background video from Psych Hub, I feel like I got a different view of ADHD, then I have before. I always viewed it as the child not being able to sit still or being crazy. But there is more to it. For example, I learned a child can be disobedient and can even just focus on what they enjoy, like video games. The videos talks about it being a struggle in younger children, and I think that is good to focus on the younger children, because they can sometimes get overlooked. I really liked the article about identifying ADHD. I have heard that it tends to be diagnosed a lot, just to fix a problem, but I think to is important that a child really does have ADHD. The article takes about how most students have trouble at times paying attention and sitting still, but this doesn't mean they have ADHD. Also, if many people believe only certain characteristics fit, then some children may never be diagnosed. The article addresses giving students 6 months before diagnosing a child, to see how they continue to act. I like this because I have been worried about the over diagnosing. I have always wondered about the medication they give to students. I have seen the medication totally change a student and make them quiet, sad, and almost see shutdown. I do not like how the medicine can change students and I wonder if it is a good thing. That is something I would like to know more about. In the article about promoting family and school success.I like how the article talked about making sure the parents are helping. I learned that punishments can be given, but it needs to be followed by a reward. I learned from the Ted-talk, that people with ADHD, want more dopamine. I think this is interesting and I think this is good to know and can help teachers help students control and get more dopamine. I think as a future teacher, I need to make sure I understand characteristics and know ways I can help my students succeed better in the classroom. ]]> 2021-04-20 19:05:23 UTC https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1439583593 maliebuchheit https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1457453547 Hey Lauren, great work with your research and information! I can tell you took a lot of time to work on this project and put your heart into it. I really appreciate how in your video introduction you gave several warning signs of  ADHD for teachers to look for with their students. I also loved that you put in your video different things that teachers can do for their students that do have ADHD. I think it is important to make sure, as a teacher, that you know what to do when all of you students are different! I love the Tedx Talk that Nikki Amini presented, she took what everyone told her was negative and made it into something positive! I think this is a video that all students with ADHD should see to motivate and enable all the possibilities. In regards to you hitting the point of disparity between girls and boys, I had no idea there was a lack of diagnosis in females! The article gave thoughtful information as to why this is happening and what we can do as teachers to prevent this disparity from happening.

Thank you for offering up all of this great information! I have not ever gotten to look into ADHD very much so your work gave me the opportunity to do so! I also want to note again how phenomenal you did with your research, I can tell you put a lot of time into this and we all appreciate it!! Keep up the good work sis!]]> 2021-04-26 01:41:37 UTC https://padlet.com/laurenkanaan21/dse1vuvcdovf7fhx/wish/1457453547