Bill of Rights for Misunderstood Kids
Bill of Rights for Children with ADDHELP ME TO FOCUS...
Please teach me through my sense of touch. I need "hands-on" and body movement.I NEED TO KNOW WHAT COMES NEXT...
Please give me a structured environment where there is a dependable routine. Give me an advance warning if there will be changes.WAIT FOR ME, I'M STILL THINKING...
Please allow me to go at my own pace. If I'm rushed, I get confused and upset.I'M STUCK, I CAN'T DO IT...!
Please offer me options for problem solving. If the road is blocked, I need to know the detours.IS IT RIGHT? I NEED TO KNOW NOW...
Please give me rich and immediate feedback on how I'm doing.I DIDN'T KNOW I WASN'T IN MY SEAT...!
Please remind me to stop, think, and act.AM I ALMOST DONE...?
Please give me short work periods with short-term goals.WHAT...?
Please don't say "I already told you that." Tell me again, in different words. Give me a signal. Draw me a symbol.I KNOW IT'S ALL WRONG, ISN'T IT...?
Please give me praise for partial success. Reward me for self-improvement, not just for perfection.BUT WHY DO I ALWAYS GET YELLED AT...?
Please catch me doing something right and praise me for the specific positive behavior. Remind me--and yourself--about my good points when I'm having a bad day.{Author Unknown}
Discovered in Jan Zeiger's article at TeachersNet.Gazette
If you are looking for more tips and suggestions on how to help the children with ADD in your classroom, check out Janice's ADD links page:
http://www.geocities.com/janice13/ADD2.html

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