One On One Attention Helps Children To Focus, Overcome Adhd

Often times, children with learning disorders,programs, both educational, and through
especially those without fathers, need individual,community and religious based programs, such as
one-on-one attention.Instructional assistants arepersonal, supervised bible study, can be of help
available in some school systems and it can be offor many fatherless boys and girls with emotional
help. Big Brother programs are also an option.problems and with symptoms associated with
 One substitute teacher in a large inner city saidADHD.
that what hevalued most about his work was hisBut especially, parents should take time to give
ability to be a positive role model and fatherone-on-one attention to their children. Read with
figure to fatherless boys.your child, take time to talk to him or her, put
After school tutoring for help with reading orthem to bed and read to them at night, help
other subjects are also available through schools,them with their homework. Don't delegate
as well as through public libraries and someparenting to others, but find joy in your active
after-school programs.Sometimes regularrole as a parent, or in some cases, grandparent
one-on-one help with reading is available in schoolor guardian.
or library programs, and this has also helpedReferences:
many. Both the practical attention to reading as1. McNuff, J., 2005. Paterson, NJ
well as the stability and safe haven created2. New Jersey Teaching Notes, 2005- 2009.
through the one-on-one attention are of value to3. Reading Recovery.
children.From the book: Overcoming ADHD Without
School psychologists and social workers can listenMedication: A Parent and Educator's Guidebook.
to children who might have deep-rooted problemsAvailable on Amazon.com, Alibris and other
due to abuse or trauma. A good support teamlocations.
does make a difference. Mentors from various