ADHD Interventions EDFN 645 Adapted from Jason Harlacher, MS, NCSP Washoe County School District University of Oregon.

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ADHD Interventions EDFN 645 Adapted from Jason Harlacher, MS, NCSP Washoe County School District University of Oregon

Effective Support Understanding need for external incentive/feedback Behavior expectations proactively taught  Instruction matches skill level

Modifications  Preferential seating  One-step directions  Brief transitions  Minimizing distractions  Use of praise (4:1)

Praise  Specific Behavior Praise Statements (SBPS)  Example: “Sally, I like the way you’re sitting at your desk and working quietly.” or “Jimmy, I’m glad you raised your hand and waited.”  Non-example: “Good job!”  1 SBPS/10 minutes = 47% on-task  1 SBPS/2 minutes = 89% on-task

Academic Interventions  ClassWide Peer Tutoring (CWPT)  Computer-Assisted-Instruction (CAI)  Choice-Making  Instructional Modification  Academic: target the academic deficits  Behavioral: target behavioral symptoms

Class wide Peer Tutoring Students are paired together and provide instruction, assistance, and feedback to each other work together on an academic activity + frequent & immediate feedback - setup time · social function

Computer Assisted Instruction Computer-based programs that serve as supplements to traditional instruction + natural extension of instruction, “extra practice” - curriculum and program mismatch? · practice in a very visual format

Choice Making Student makes a choice between teacher selected assignments  Selects work from a teacher-developed menu + student autonomy, easy to implement - use with caution · defiance, low to no work completion

ADHD Medications

Citation Wikipedia

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