A child with ADHD, in a primary school, tends to talk too much, fidgets frequently, might never be still on his/her seat, cannot await his/her turn to do something, and finds it difficult to concentrate in the classroom. Further, he/she refuses to follow instructions and interrupts you while you might be teaching in the class. Such children can badly disturb the ongoing class. However, you should understand that this all is the outcome of a medical condition, instead of bad intention. Therefore, such children need special help and support in their learning and overall development.
The key condition to tackle ADHD is to build a good relationship with the parents, as they are the ones who can help the child every now and then. Even during the treatment days, communicate to them about the improvement in the child’s behavior and what [...]
