hyperactive children

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hyperactive children

Is your child hyperactive? inattentive? impulsive? distractible?

helping the ADD/hyperactive child
1995
Subtitle: A practical program for changing your child's behavior with and without medication.

Help is on the way

a child's book about ADD
1998
Explains the effects of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and how it can be handled.

Learning outside the lines

2000
Two Ivy League students with learning disabilities explain how other learning disabled students can achieve academic success and find the support services they need to help them learn.

Understanding girls with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

1999
Offers parents, teachers, and other professionals checklists to help them identify girls with attention deficit, hyper-activity disorder and assist them in dealing with the emotional and physical issues they face.

If your child is hyperactive, inattentive, impulsive, distractible--

helping the ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) hyperactive child
1990
Subtitle: Helping the ADD (attention deficit disorder) hyperactive child. A program for changing these behaviors.

Your hyperactive child

a parent's guide to coping with attention deficit disorder
1988
Provides information to help parents cope with and understand hyperactivity.

Hyperactivity

why won't my child pay attention?
1992

Teaching the tiger

a handbook for individuals involved in the education of students with attention deficit disorders, Tourette Syndrome or obsessive-compulsive disorder
2007
A guide to teaching children with attention deficit disorder, Tourette syndrome, or obsessive-compulsive disorder that discusses school intervention, classroom modification, academic interventions, pitfalls, social skills, computer use, assessment tests, individual education plans, modifications for college admission testing, federal laws, and other related topics.

Shelley, the hyperactive turtle

1989
After his mother takes him to the doctor, Shelley the turtle begins to understand why he feels so jumpy and wiggly inside that he can't stay still.

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