#ADHDLD - Twitter Hashtag

over 7 years ago

@PamperinMaddie @megkrueger14 Yes Maddie! Never jump the gun on an observation of a student's behavior. Pay attention to the student over a period of time, and if the behavior persists, then notify the family & other professionals. #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Mary Laken @laken_mary

over 7 years ago

@megkrueger14 A9: I learned that ADHD is not one specific thing, and we should treat everyone specifically to who they are and what they need. #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Mary Laken @laken_mary

over 7 years ago

@tgiefs @megkrueger14 I totally agree, kids need to feel confident and comfortable in the classroom, especially when they are struggling with something #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Maddie Pamperin @PamperinMaddie

over 7 years ago

@megkrueger14 A9 I learned how important it is to recognize potential signs for ADHD or learning disabilities, but that these don't become a diagnosis. The best idea is to observe the frequency, identify specific difficulties, and work individually w/ the S. #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Chloe Steffel @ChloeSteffel

over 7 years ago

Thanks wonderful people for being apart of a spectacularly successful twitter chat today!! Hope you all have an amazing day!!! #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Bren @brensmedema

over 7 years ago

@christinadulls1 Love the idea of a report card! It's definitely something I will consider in my future classroom! #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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tgiefs @tgiefs

over 7 years ago

@megkrueger14 A9: Yes!! I learned important strategies while working with students with ADHD in the classroom and different signs that are important to look for as a teacher! #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Bren @brensmedema

over 7 years ago

@megkrueger14 A9) I learned about all the different signs of ADHD! Some of them I would have never thought of! Also, Every student will have different signs that we need to keep an eye out for! #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Lindsay @lindsay_servais

over 7 years ago

@megkrueger14 A9: I learned a lot more about what the signs of ADHD are and what to look for in students if they are showing signs of ADHD! #educ281 #ADHDLD

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Chloe Steffel @ChloeSteffel

over 7 years ago

@DaytonDestiny @megkrueger14 YESSSSSS!! I love this idea!! #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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abigail curran @abigailcurran1

over 7 years ago

A9: I always wanted to learn more about ADHD and Learning Disabilities and the different types and how to treat them - so this twitter chat really cleared up a lot of my questions! #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Charles Luoma-Mannisto @LuomaMannisto

over 7 years ago

@tgiefs @megkrueger14 This is so true! Reinforcing the strengths of a student while ensuring their weaknesses don't get in the way is a great way to boost them up! It also helps the students understand you as the teacher care about their success & know they can do it! #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Maggie West @MaggieW93741572

over 7 years ago

A9: Yes! I learned that every child is different and will show different signs if he/she has a learning disability. I also learned what to watch for and how to adapt my classroom to help those students. #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Megan Gonnering @GonneringMegan

over 7 years ago

A9: I learned that with LD and ADHD it is really important to be on the look out for signs, but to also be aware that it may not mean the student has that exceptionality. It is important to keep almost like a record of what you notice. #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Iz @iskarob

over 7 years ago

@megkrueger14 Q9: I learned that we can identify students with ADHD and find different ways to support them within the classroom and at home #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Ethan Vanden Plas @Evandenplas

over 7 years ago

@megkrueger14 A9: i learned a lot more about ADHD and the signs that i should look for as a preservice teacher #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Maddie Pamperin @PamperinMaddie

over 7 years ago

@megkrueger14 A8 I really like the first one - "working with strengths." This can help students better learn skills they may be struggling with. Building off of what students are already good at helps them with confidence to achieve even more! Celebrate their strengths! #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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Chloe Steffel @ChloeSteffel

over 7 years ago

@MaggieW93741572 I couldn't agree more because it then still allows the student to feel comfortable in your classroom while also receiving the help they may need! #EDUC281 #ADHDLD

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