Attention Mastery Program
Common Characteristics
ADD/ADHD (Attention Deficit Disorder):
The inability to maintain attention or focus on what is being presented. There is a genuine medical condition called ADHD, which prevents a person from maintaining attention on anything for long. However, Ron Davis feels that many children being currently diagnosed with ADHD are simply bored with the way subjects are taught in US schools.
Hyperactivity:
Inattention or “daydreaming” with the addition of physical motion by the student. Ron Davis’ theory is that this movement is caused by distortions in the senses of balance, movement and time when a student is disoriented.
COMMON characteristics may include:
- Impulsivity; possibly seen as:
- difficulty taking turns
- acting before thinking
- problems organising self and homework/commitments
- constant shifting from one activity to another
- Inattention; possibly seen as:-
- failure to finish tasks
- being easily distracted
- daydreaming
- seeming lack of attention
- difficulty concentrating on tasks requiring sustained attention
- Hyper/Hypo-activity
- difficulty staying seated or sitting still
- tapping (leg/foot/need to move)
- running, climbing on things excessively
- problems organising self/work
- Phobia/Test aversion
- hurrying in tests
- fear of failure
- Stage fright
- traumatised or very stressed by any form of public appearance, i.e. reading out loud or making presentations
Attention Mastery Program
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