Aussie Childcare Network Forum

Just want to know if I am on right track.
Name two Educator strategies that are recommended for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder?
Ans: 1. Provide routines and structure, and communicate these using visual aids.
2. Always get the child’s attention first before giving an instruction.

Here is another answer I found according to the link you said, don't know which answer should I write? please help.

• Teachers, families and others involved in supporting the child should educate themselves about the nature of ADHD and,
most importantly, receive training in behaviour management techniques. Specific programs such as “Stop Think Do” and “Triple P – Positive Parenting Program” are relevant.
• Medication is generally used in more severe cases to focus the child’s attention and to reduce the consequences of reduced inhibitions. The most common types are Ritalin and Dexamphetamine. The prescription and dosage of medication needs to be closely monitored. Medication seems to help improve behaviour and attention, which in turn assists learning, and peer and family relationships

Thanks a lot

Hi,

I'm also new to this forum but I can give you tips about children with ADHD. It's normal for the kids that they are hyper, jolly and sometimes out of focus but if that's too much that is a bit alarming. You try to consult with the proper person like a psychiatrist. Also, the guardian/parents should also be aware of the symptoms and how to manage ADHD.

https://www.adhdcentre.co.uk/adhd-for-children/

Try to visit this, I hope this can help you.