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Resources for Behavior : Inattention
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Inattentive ADD: Working with the Wandering Mind
Although the specific nature of inattentiveness may still be debated by clinical specialists, the most recent edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) recognizes the condition as a distinct subtype of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The criteria for this predominantly inattentive variation mirrors many of the same problem areas associated with the hyperactive subtype,...
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Spotlight on Inattention: What it means in regards to ADD and ADHD
Typically, people with the predominantly inattentive subtype of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are considered to have attention deficit disorder (ADD). However, for clarification (and because this is the Suite 101 ADD/ADHD site) I use the term ADD/ADHD instead. American Psychiatric Association Recognized Symptoms of Inattention:...
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Strategies for Inattention: Elbert County SST
To target these behaviors for improvement, try at least one of the following strategies for a period of at least three weeks. Incorporate a behavior management system-- individual to the child--, as well.: TASK DURATION: To accommodate to the student’s short attention span, academic assignments should be brief with immediate feedback regarding accuracy. Longer projects should be broken up into manageable parts...
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Strategies to Help Problems Caused by Inattention in ADHD
Some helpful tips to help deal with the inattention symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, also known as attention deficit disorder
I started this list several years ago and have added to it every so often. It was originally started as a handout to give to teachers. However, I have modified it slightly to make it more applicable to a wider range of individuals.
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The Inattentive Child
The inattentive child seems to flit through life, never landing in one place for long. Her parents complain that she is "spacey." She forgets to tie her shoes, bring home her homework, pick up her toys. Her teachers say she doesn't pay attention in school. They point out that she can't follow instructions or concentrate. She may make one or two...
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The Inattentive Child: Parenting Strategies
Parenting Patterns to Avoid with an Inattentive Child
Many parents (and educators) focus so hard on problems of attention that they ignore or downplay the child's many assets. By stressing her weaknesses, they undermine the very abilities that may help her compensate for her challenges. Imagine if you had to
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Understanding Girls with AD/HD: Symptoms and Strategies
Many people think of AD/HD as a boy’s disorder. In fact, some studies estimate at least six times as many boys as girls are referred to clinics for diagnosis. But field studies suggest that, in the general population, the actual ratio of boys to girls with AD/HD is 3:1.
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Watchminder
The WatchMinder was designed by a child psychologist to aid children and adults with Attention Deficit Disorder and other special needs in staying focused and managing time. The WatchMinder's Reminder Mode can be used by parents to set up daily routines for children, while Training Mode can be used to aid various types of behavioral modification. For example, a student with Attention Deficit Disorder could program the watch...
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