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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good concept, but inconsistent in its level of difficulty,
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This review is from: Getting a Grip on Add: A Kids Guide to Understanding and Coping With Attention Disorders (Paperback)
This might have been two fairly good books. However the two halves do not fit together well. The first section consists of simple drawings, each with a breif explanation of a key aspect of ADHD. This seems pitched at a younger child. The second section is mostly words--it has some fairly useful strategies that studen with AD/HD might use to help cope with inattention and impulsive tendencies. A student old enough to understand the second section might find the first part too childish. A child who liked the pictures in the first part might not have be ble to implement the self-monitoring strategies in the second half. Carol E. Watkins, M.D. |
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Getting a Grip on Add: A Kids Guide to Understanding and Coping With Attention Disorders by Kim T. Frank (Paperback - Apr. 1994)
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