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This 4 page paper identifies and describes 5 Web sites that focus on parenting the ADD/ADHD child. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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overabundance of Web sites. It was therefore important to set some criteria for this assignment. Those criteria included: the site had to be sponsored by a reputable source; the site
had to offer hyperlinks allowing the user to access even more information; the site needed to explain what ADD and ADHD are; and it had to provide practical information and/or
tips for parents or teachers. Based on these criteria, the following five Web sites were selected. 1. http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr/yourchild/adhd.htm, University of Michigan Health Systems. The home page, written by Kyla Boyse,
a nurse, is a comprehensive discussion of ADHD that includes a description of what it is; what to do if you think your child has ADHD; what the schools can
do to help; the laws about special education; medications; alternative to medication; girls and ADHD (many girls are not diagnosed); numerous tips for what to do at home and for
what teachers can do in school to help the child and organizations that focus on ADD/ADHD. Furthermore, there are numerous links both within the text and along the sides, including
a direct link to home pages of organizations, such as CHADD. For example, under the heading of What Can I do to make things easier at home, there is a
link to survival tips for parents. The site also includes a list of references used, some with direct links to the page. This site was selected because it provides
so much information to parents and also has basic tips for teachers. The site provides practical information in everyday language, which is more useful to parents. 2. http://www.chadd.org/, CHADD (Children
and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder). CHADD is the largest non-profit organization serving both adults and children with this disorder. To access information, it is necessary to click on the
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