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which argues against the use of Ritalin, which is commonly used as an easy out for many
parents and teachers in relationship to children who are “hyper” or “difficult” to handle.
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prescribed Ritalin in an attempt to make them quieter and more docile in the classroom and at home. But we ask questions that are directed at defining what it is
exactly that we are doing. Are we sacrificing some very essential personality traits of these children? Are we ridding our society of the next Einstein? Who are these children and
why cant we handle their energy? In light of all the information available it may well be that the problem is in our society, and not our "busy" children. TEXT:
It seems as though we all know at least one individual who is on Ritalin these days as it seems to be the cure all for children who have difficulty
staying on task, sitting still, listening, following directions, or who are generally misbehaving. There are numerous articles that detail the many benefits of Ritalin, for both teachers and parents, illustrating
that the child who is considered hyperactive is much more pleasant to live with and be around when they are on Ritalin. But do we ever stop to consider what
this is really doing to the levels of creativity and uniqueness of our children? Do we ever stop to think of how prevalent these conditions of hyperactivity have been throughout
history? These are two of the most important questions that are not often dealt with in regards to Ritalin and the easy "cure" it provides. We hear all the information
that illustrates how much more content children are when they are given Ritalin to reduce their level of hyperactivity. Their grades may improve due to an increased ability to remain
on task, pay attention, and learn. They may have more friends, because they are no longer irritating to be around. And they may have an improved level of self esteem
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