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Lesson One:
What Is ADD ADHD?

Lesson Two:
The Neurology of Attention Deficit Disorder

Lesson Three:
Diagnosing ADD ADHD

Lesson Four:
Treatment Options

Lesson Five:
ATTEND Powerful Alternative to Stimulant Medications

Lesson Six:
Successful Treatment Planning Strategies

Lesson Seven:
Parent Resources

Lesson Eight:
Teacher Resources

Lesson Nine:
Essays on the Family

Lesson Ten:
Research, Research, and More Research

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Lesson Eight:
Teacher Resources

Teachers, here it is.

Everything that you want to know about helping ADD ADHD kids to be more successful in your classroom...

... is at another - better - web site.

We have developed an entire web site devoted to teachers working with ADD ADHD students at ADDinSchool.com. This site has over 500 classroom interventions to help students be more successful in the classroom.

Look at: ADDinSchool.com

These interventions were written by teachers, educational psychologists, and therapists working with ADD ADHD students and their families.

We also have a great resource for teachers at the ADD Links Project site. The Educator Resources section has over 100 links to sites for teachers. Be sure to visit there as well.

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Disclaimer: The information on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder presented here in the ADD Information Library is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace the expert and professional advice of your physician, psychologist, or therapist. Always seek help from qualified professionals in the field of attention deficit disorder. Always consult your physician.