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Three main tools that I used in order to support children with ADHD traditionally imply classroom accommodations, appropriate learning strategies, and a positive attitude. For instance, I may put students with ADHD in front to minimize attention distraction. I provide in-depth explanations and divide information and tasks into small parts and segments to keep students concentrated. Moreover, I create a friendly atmosphere to conciliate children and make them feel relaxed and comfortable regardless of their behavioral peculiarities. When they come in my class I make them feel special.

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Three main tools that I used in order to support children with ADHD traditionally imply classroom accommodations, appropriate learning strategies, and a positive attitude. For instance, I may put students with ADHD in front to minimize attention distraction. I provide in-depth explanations and divide information and tasks into small parts and segments to keep students concentrated. Moreover, I create a friendly atmosphere to conciliate children and make them feel relaxed and comfortable regardless of their behavioral peculiarities. When they come in my class I make them feel special.

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