HOW TO GET A CHILD WITH ADHD COMES TO COLLEGE? ADHD
A recent study in eight countries, including Spain, has revealed that 91% of families with children or children affected by attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity (ADHD) feel concerned about
Monday, April 25, 2011
. In many cases, these complaints are initiated from the nursery. 
But high school is where the problems are compounded by the requirement of a degree of maturity and level of skills and knowledge that they, although they do not always manifest. At this stage, many children with special educational needs , whether for ADHD or another disorder, throw in the towel. To overcome the numerous obstacles that appear on the road, the first thing is to recognize the difficulties faced by these children. Many of them suffer from a disability of some parents and many teachers are unaware. Those who come to the school, mostly supported his family with a good professional team with a great sense of personal improvement and dedication. The two years of high school can be very burdensome, few professionals in these courses are aware of these disorders and, therefore, do not want to make any concession. But some guys, thanks to high levels of understanding and support, can receive the training necessary to obtain the evidence of selectivity. The
studies show that the evolution of these children in school varies greatly depending on knowledge and experience of teachers. In countries like U.S. and Finland has been understood that this is a key factor that the educator must provide all the help they need so that these children get the desired success. In Spain, the fact remains that many children and teens do not have the opportunity to access a complete evaluation, differential diagnosis, nor a proper treatment . But what should not be discussed is the right that they should have these children and young people access to university studies.
Isabel Rubio
BADIA Foundation President Adana Source: http://www.tdahgc.org.es/images/stories/docs/selectividad-tdah.pdf
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