This best seller on ADD/ADHD is a concise easy-to-follow resource that features powerful strategies to help ADD/ADHD students improve their academic and social/emotional abilities. The authors present 102 ways parents and professionals can help children and adolescents cope with and overcome ADHD. Included are checklists and charts to help with organizational skills.
Using a brief and quick reference format this book shows you how the deficit in ADD/ADHD can be reduced in children and adolescents.
This resource is immediately useable for professionals educators and parents. It includes:
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Author: Kim Frank
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