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Teaching Teens With ADD, ADHD & Executive Function Deficits: A Quick Reference Guide for Teachers and Parents Paperback – May 12, 2011
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- Print length376 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherWoodbine House
- Publication dateMay 12, 2011
- Dimensions8.75 x 1 x 11.5 inches
- ISBN-101606130161
- ISBN-13978-1606130162
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After reading Teaching Teens, you'll be empowered to create a climate in which your student can do well. This book should be in the backpack of every parent and teacher who is involved with children, teens, or young adults with ADHD. --ADDitude Magazine, Summer 2011
After reading Teaching Teens, you'll be empowered to create a climate in which your student can do well. This book should be in the backpack of every parent and teacher who is involved with children, teens, or young adults with ADHD. --ADDitude Magazine, Summer 2011
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- Publisher : Woodbine House; 2nd edition (May 12, 2011)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 376 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1606130161
- ISBN-13 : 978-1606130162
- Item Weight : 1.91 pounds
- Dimensions : 8.75 x 1 x 11.5 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #1,158,714 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #643 in Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity
- #1,978 in Medical Psychology Pathologies
- #3,185 in Popular Psychology Pathologies
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Chris Abney Zeigler Dendy, a popular author, mother of three children and five grandchildren with ADHD, speaks with authority on ADHD from her perspective both as a parent, former educator and school psychologist with 40+ years experience.
She and her husband, Tommy, provide ADHD training nationally and internationally. Their more interesting international training events were in Athens Greece, Riyadh Saudi Arabia, London, and several cities in Canada. Dendy's husband, a Naval Academy graduate, speaks about discipline from his unique military perspective. He also shares the parenting lessons he has learned. During the last 20 years, the Dendy's have given presentations on ADHD in most of the 50 states.
She has authored four books on ADHD, created the “ADHD Iceberg,” and produced two DVDs, “Real Life ADHD: A DVD survival guide for teens,” and “Father to Father: Expert advice on ADHD”. Dendy's husband is a featured speaker in their "Father to Father" DVD. Their son, Alex Zeigler was the videographer and editor for both DVDs. In addition, Alex was co-author of their "Bird's-Eye View" book and co-creator of the "ADHD Iceberg". Zeigler Dendy was the lead author and editor for the "CHADD Educators Manual on ADHD" plus was the co-creator of "CHADD's Teacher to Teacher training modules."
Zeigler Dendy has received numerous awards for her distinguished work in this field: CHADD’s Lifetime Achievement Award and Hall of Fame Award; ADDA-SR’s Eisenberg Award. Visit Chris Dendy’s website for free articles.
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Customers find the book helpful for understanding ADD and ADHD, with one mentioning its practical advice. Moreover, the content is extremely easy to read, and one customer notes it has short sections with lots of bullet points. Additionally, customers consider the book well worth its price.
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Customers find the book extremely helpful in understanding ADD and ADHD, with teachers particularly benefiting from its content. One customer notes that the advice is practical and easy to reference for new ideas.
"...There are charts and strategies parents and teachers can can use to find better solutions, as well as simplistic checklists, forms, and contracts..." Read more
"I am only half way through reading this book and it has helped me immensely...." Read more
"...The book had some very useful information, BUT, also did a lot of cross referencing to other sections of the book - I would start to read one section..." Read more
"This book is written by a teacher, and a mother, and she has combined her strengths and knowledge to write these informative, precise and useful &#..." Read more
Customers find the book extremely easy to read.
"...Extremely easy to reading, and has short sections with lots of bullet points...." Read more
"...Once you get used to that, it is a good book. There are also several other ones that are just as useful as well...." Read more
"...Other than that, the book is absolutely amazing and really explains how these kiddos brains work and why they have the struggles they do...." Read more
"Easy to read and in a useable format. I have several ways I will use it to help parents, students, teachers, and fellow counselors." Read more
Customers find the book to be well worth the money.
"Very Awesome book, purchased it and another book to help me and my wife with our ADHD son, I purchased this one to give to his teacher bit I can't..." Read more
"Great Book! As a Homeschool/Online parent/teacher, I wish I would have come across this book sooner...." Read more
"Great book with very useful information. As noted, format ican be a bit confusing, but once you figure it out, very useful." Read more
"Well worth it!..." Read more
Customers appreciate the content length of the book, with one mentioning its short summaries and bullet points.
"...Extremely easy to reading, and has short sections with lots of bullet points...." Read more
"...The short summaries are great to give to a principal or administrator to explain what the disorder is...." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2016LOVE THIS! No parent or teacher should be without this awesome reference! Extremely easy to reading, and has short sections with lots of bullet points. It has key elements, tips, lists, examples, and plenty of references to other websites and books for additional information. There are plenty of ideas and plans which the book openly points out the pros and cons for. There are charts and strategies parents and teachers can can use to find better solutions, as well as simplistic checklists, forms, and contracts parents can use at home. Any parent or teacher, who is at a loss on what to do to help their child (with or without ADD/ADHD issues), will have enough resources to walk into any meeting or conference with something new to suggest or try.
- Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2013I am only half way through reading this book and it has helped me immensely. The iceberg diagram helped my ADD child and me prepare for a 504 meeting at the school. It helped us come up with all of the problems she is experiencing with ADD and Executive Function Deficits so that we could point to the diagram and show how they all are related. Also the description of accommodations that can be made by the teachers is amazing. I am ordering extra copies of the book to give to the teachers so I can say to them, "Here is a book I think you need to read so you can provide the accommodations my daughter deserves."
- Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2013I have a teen with ADHD, and I also have ADHD. The book had some very useful information, BUT, also did a lot of cross referencing to other sections of the book - I would start to read one section, and by the time I finished reading, I might have looked at 5 or 6 sections, and not finished any of them. Once you get used to that, it is a good book. There are also several other ones that are just as useful as well. You do not need to buy the Parent version and the Teacher version of this book - I have both, and they have a lot of the same information in both. The parent version had a section on dealing with driving, curfews, etc. and theTeacher one has more on techniques for the classroom.
- Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2012This book is written by a teacher, and a mother, and she has combined her strengths and knowledge to write these informative, precise and useful "one-pagers" or "two-pagers" on a specific aspect of working with a student with executive functioning deficits. The short summaries are great to give to a principal or administrator to explain what the disorder is. Her advice is very practical, and she finds lots of ways of working within the general education environment to help these kids.
- Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2017Very Awesome book, purchased it and another book to help me and my wife with our ADHD son, I purchased this one to give to his teacher bit I can't put it down, Very Helpful in how to work on issues with my son, Love it
- Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2014I was in need of something to help educate myself about add. This book is great for both Parents as well as teachers. I told my child's teacher about this book and they also purchased it. My husband also finds it helpful to understand ADD. High 5 for putting this out there for parents!
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- Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2014A must have book for parents with special ed students with cognitive issues. Gives clear guidelines on how to work through the IEP system and what/what not to do when schools fail to meet their obligations to provide the student an appropriate education. I have used this and the authors other book for ADD students extensively.
- Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2020The reason I didn’t give this book 5 stars was because of the huge medication push on almost every single page. Other than that, the book is absolutely amazing and really explains how these kiddos brains work and why they have the struggles they do. It then gives ideas on how to help address these issues.
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rebeccaReviewed in Canada on September 27, 20135.0 out of 5 stars great resource
As a mom of a soon to be teen with ADHD, as well as wide spread family history of ADD/ ADHD, I find this a very clear and practically useful book. In the early grades and younger years, we were mainly managing his hyperactivity and impulsiveness and we had developed quite a few strategies that worked fairly well. However, we've found that grade 5 seems to be the beginning of a lot more homework, academic expectations, and general level of independence that are in the realm of executive function. This book outlines lots of specific struggles or issues that may be faced at this point as well as numerous explanations and strategies on how to address them. I was looking for something that, as a mother, might show me where the line is for helping my child with ADHD so I do not coddle him, but at the same time know what realistic deficits are and accommodations that are reasonable. I also realize that teachers have a lot on their plates with a whole class of students and may not be familiar with the specific struggles or types of help an ADD student may need. I want to be able to have solid research behind me to make suggestions for strategies without them thinking I'm just a parent making excuses for a lazy disorganized, fooling around kid in their class.
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Ingrid BaartmanReviewed in Canada on September 20, 20165.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Very thorough and comprehensive book to promote understanding and support for those with EFD - so very well written!
pinkflamingoReviewed in Canada on September 22, 20145.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
smooth transaction, all went well







