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Extractions: Provide Feedback with our online survey. General Adult Education Civil Rights ... Vocational Education Select a Topic Accountability Achievement Gap Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School Flexibility International Ed Learning Resources Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology What Works Advanced Search About ED Offices The definition of "child with a disability" in the Part B regulations has been amended to add "attention deficit disorder" ("ADD") and "attention deficit hyperactivity disorder" ("ADHD") to the list of conditions that could render a child eligible for Part B services under the "other health impairment" ("OHI") category. Many children with ADD/ADHD have been eligible under Part B In 1991, the Department issued a memorandum entitled "Clarification of Policy to Address the Needs of Children with [ADD] within General and/or Special Education," which was jointly signed by the Assistant Secretaries of OCR, OESE, and OSERS. The substance of the 1991 policy clarification was included in the NPRM The 1991 policy interpretation clarified that ALL CHILDREN WITH ADD/ADHD CLEARLY ARE NOT ELIGIBLE under Part B to receive special education and related services just as all children who have one or more of the other conditions listed under the "other health impairment" category are not necessarily eligible (e.g., children with a heart condition, asthma, diabetes, and rheumatic fever)."
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Extractions: Reprinted with permission from ASBO International Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, most often referred to as ADD and ADHD, are terms commonly used in daily conversations, media reports and magazine articles. In schools, teachers frequently forecast increased activity levels and lack of attention on the part of students due to "spring fever" or the onset of winter holidays. Parents lament taking extended car trips because Tommy or Susie is just "too hyper." Committee members avoid being paired with Mr. X or Ms. Y because they "talk impulsively" all the time. ADD and ADHD are terms associated with specific individual behaviors. In reality, the terms are not well understood (Armstrong, 1996). Reid, Maag and Vasa (1994) state that ADHD is 50 times more likely to be differentially diagnosed nosed in the U.S. than it is in Britain and France. How can such a discrepancy exist? Reid et al. (1994) cite the difference in orientation to the assumed etiology of ADHD due to the United States having assumed a medical-disease model while Britain and France have deemed ADHD to be a function of the constructed world. In other words, the United States places the cause of ADHD within the individual while the other two countries place the cause of ADHD outside the individual but within the environment in which the individual must function.
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Extractions: AP Prep. Some students are steady turtles, whose short legs bear heavy shells; others are hares who could run swiftbut drift. Yet the most disruptive scholars can also be the most productive adults: scientists (Darwin, Einstein), entrepreneurs (Hearst, Rockefeller), inventors (Edison, Wright), statesmen (Winston Churchill), and artists (Earnest Hemingway, Louis Armstrong, Helen Keller). Frequently creative, often gifted , these students may acquire talented educators to help become the "Spark plugs of our society, the shakers and movers, the people who bring about revolution and change." (Thom Hartmann, ADD: A Different Perception ) Students with mental or physical learning challenges may obtain mentors to help them race alongside competitors in professional society. Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), frequently accompanied by hyperactivity (ADHD), can be seen as a set of behavioral traits which makes students unavailable to learn: students may be distractible, disorganized, bored or intense, present-minded, self-centered, reckless, or angry. Roughly three to ten percent of people, mostly males, display ADD traits. Thirty percent of these people, regrettably, will become disturbed adults who trouble authorities.
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Extractions: by Linda Schrock Taylor One day a friend and I were discussing the virtual explosion of special education students who are being labeled as ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) or ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and assigned to our caseloads. My friend mentioned that the state in which she was teaching had created a new label O.D.D. and explained that it stood for "Oppositional and Defiant Disorder." We found it ironic that the word "odd" would become the label for children who refuse to comply with simple requests for decency; who refuse to respect themselves and others; who stay so "at odds" with simple expectations for acceptable behavior. I asked my friend to explain the diagnostic difference between ADD, ADHD, and ODD students. Her description was comical: "Well the ADD and ADHD kids are the ones you want out of your room. The ODD kids are the ones you want out of your school Our new assistant principal, a long-term committed employee of our district, is a dedicated advocate for children. Recently I requested his assistance in "counseling" a new student who still, after about six-weeks, refused to accept that I allow
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Extractions: Vol. 15, No. 08 October 22 1999 Students with ADD/ADHD often are either misdiagnosed or cross-diagnosed as having conduct disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, an emotional disturbance, oppositional defiance disorder and learning disabilities. I believe that in many cases ... what is being diagnosed as a learning disability is actually a byproduct of ADD," said Dr. Ron Weinstein , clinical director of The ADD Centre. "Therefore, it's futile to try to remedia te these children as if they were LD. They don't have a problem learning; they're speaking a different language."
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Extractions: Contact Dr. Mary Herrera, Director of Elementary Ed. with questions regarding forms. DISTRICT FORMS Student Assistance Team Referral(SAT) Student Assistance Team - Record Keeping Student Assistance Team - Letter to Parents Elementary School Academic Progress Report SPECIAL EDUCATION - SPECIAL SERVICES FORMS DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT Order of Documents in Special Education Files Procedural Checklist For Special Education Documents Student Folder Inspection Record Parent Participation/Documentation Log (Description Page) Parent Participation/Documentation Log State Form - Sept.30, Spec.Ed. Unit Audit Sheets SASI Spec Ed/504 Title I Update Form INITIAL EVALUATION ALL of the following documents marked with [*RF] must be included in the referral packet. Pre-Referral - Part I - [*RF] Pre-Referral - Part II - [*RF] Observation/Referral Form Gr.K-5 - [*RF] Request For Parent Permission To Evaluate - [*RF] Notice of Procedural Safeguards:Special Education Rights of Parents and Children Summary of Psychosocial History (Elementary) - [*RF] [*RF] Receipt Of "Procedural Safeguards" - [*RF] Physician's Certification of Physical Impairment, if applicable.
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Extractions: Join the League for Special Education Voters Uniquely Gifted ADD/ADHD Please note: Being listed here is not per se an endorsement of any particular site or email list. I have included annotations for those sites or lists that I am familiar with and strongly recommend. Outside the Box - ADHD Resources for Misunderstood Kids http://www.goaskmom.com/ Attention Research Update - David Rabiner, Ph.D. puts out this free e-newsletter. Dr. Rabiner does a thorough and extremely competent job summarizing the latest papers on ADHD from medical journals. As a statistician who used to work in psychiatry research, I have been impressed by his knowledge of research methodology and the soundness of his critiques.
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