I'm 59 years old and have recently
been diagnosed with ADD. I'm going back
to college and requesting Section 504
accommodations. This book is so helpful.
It has so much information and just plain
great advice. Any one who has ADD and
wants to know more about how they learn
and what can help them learn more easily
will benefit from this book.
3 of 3
people found the following review
helpful:
Book arranged very
helpfully, December 6, 2002
Reviewer:
A reader from southern
Indiana
The author arranges content in a
fashion that makes it quick/easy to find
what you are looking for. Often we who
deal with ADD teens are looking for
material because the latest crisis has us
pulling out our hair. This book is
arranged so you can quickly find your
dilemma addressed clearly. The book is
reassuring to parents and teachers as one
immediately recognized one's child
described in detail. We are not the only
one and it will be ok!! High school is
NOT the way the rest of the work world
operates, they WILL find their niche in
life. The best part is the strategy page
that accompanies each area of difficulty
i.e., strategies for dealing with
forgetfulness, for their total lack of
time sense (tardy, poor long term
planning, etc). The second best part is
the section on neurotransmitters, MRI
scan results and genes linked to ADD. In
other words, ADD is real and our children
are not lazy or character flawed. They
are trying to cope as best they can but
have one hand tied behind their back. The
book helps us help them, and teach them
to help themselves.
2 of 2
people found the following review
helpful:
ALL TEACHERS AND PARENTS
THIS IS A MUST BOOK, November 15,
2002
THIS BOOK IS A MUST FOR ALL TEACHERS
TO READ, SO THEY WILL UNDERSTAND THESE
KIDS LEARN DIFFERENT. A TEACHER TO THESE
KIDS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON IN
THERE LIVES, IF THEY ARE TO SUCCEED IN
SCHOOL. THIS BOOK IS A MUST FOR ALL
TEACHERS TO READ.
PARENTS NEED TO READ THIS TO HELP THE
TEACHERS AND THE STUDENT TO SUCCEED. THIS
BOOK IS WOUNDERFUL!
5 of 6
people found the following review
helpful:
OUTSTANDING BOOK,
February 17, 2002
Reviewer:
glenn2667
I am mental health counselor who
specializes in treating children and
adults with learning and attentional
differences. In short, I find this book
excellent. In fact, I would say for
practical advise for teachers and parents
to help children with attentional
disabilities be successful, it is the
best book I have seen. In addition, it is
well organized and easy to find specific
strategies to help with any difficulty.
You will not regret adding it to you
library.
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