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本帖最後由 vinvinaa 於 15-11-20 10:30 編輯
1 of my son's friend (boy) also likes to walk around in the class. When children are lining up, he will run around. When children are doing free play, he will do jumping. When they are doing story time, he will move too much that teacher needs to put him on her lap. He is getting better now. He can sit by himself and less wandering around. However, my son is a reverse. He used to follow and sit nicely but recently he starts to move more, jump more, dream more at school. Reason behind is he gets familiar with the school environment and gets a bit naughty than before.
As you maybe aware, ADHD cannot be tested until 6 years old so I think some skills (i.e. concentration span) are yet to be developed in our children and we cannot say they have problem at this stage. Teacher mentioned that he cannot follow instruction but can he do so at home? Sufficient eye contact? Any response when you call his name? Can he do play pretend (i.e. pick up a cup and pretend its a phone and talk?).
Another sister here mentions positive reinforcement, you may want to try that too. My son speaks too fast when he does not want something and gets a bit angry. I told him to say slowly and I will give you a grape. He did not listen to me but I still give him a grape. I will tell him if you say it, I will give you one more grape, so two grapes!! Then he will say it. In your case, you may try to associate sitting nicely with something he really loves. Reward him even he can’t do it, then tell him to do it next time and he will get one more.
Hope it helps. Add oil!!
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