First Things First,

Children with ADHD may present a series of academic difficulties derived from the disorder's symptoms that negatively affect their performance and educational experience. You can recognize ADHD symptoms in the school environment by paying enough attention. Read on!

Attention-Deficit

Children with predominantly inattentive ADHD often have difficulty selecting relevant information as they find it challenging to remain focused for a long time. Hence, they hardly finish tasks and are quite prone to get very easily distracted.

How Does Attention-Deficit Manifest at School?

• They don't seem to pay attention when you talk to them. They get lost in conversations.
• They find it difficult to start any activity or task.
• They have difficulty organizing and planning tasks.
• They turn in incomplete, dirty, or poorly presented homework.
• They find it difficult to maintain attention on longer tasks, even if they are simple.
• They do not follow the game's rules or any regulations in general.
• They don't pay attention to details.
• Their performance varies from activity to activity, and they are inconsistent in topics that they don't find interesting.
• They seem to only be attentive to what they like.
• They avoid tasks that require sustained mental effort.

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