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This 5 page paper provides an overview of an observation and potential behavior interventions for a child with ADHD. No references cited.
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Jasons primary educator, stated that Jason continues to demonstrate problematic impulsivity and lack of attention to tasks, even after Jasons mother indicated that he was medicated for ADHD.
Objective: The objective for this observation is to develop a plan of action for meeting Jasons needs in the pre-school setting. This plan will focus on the
problematic behaviors, existing behavior modifications currently in place and methods for reducing impulsivity, aggression and lack of attention during tasks through increasing behavior modification. Observation: I observed
Jason in a pre-school setting that is a self-contained room in which the children participate in daily activities, guided by one educator and two educational technicians. The self-contained room
is broken down into play stations, including a "home" play area (e.g. kitchen area), a "craft" play area, a sand table, and an activities area. In addition, there is
a carpeted area in which the children participate in daily circle time and circle activities throughout the day. There are approximately 15-20 children in the group, depending on the
day, ranging in ages from 2.5 to 5.2 years of age. I observed Jason during a three hour period starting in the morning, when he arrived in program.
I observed his activities from 9 a.m. through lunch and into his playground period after lunch. There were multiple transitions during this time, including a circle time transition, a
transition into the lunch room, and a transition to the playground. During each of these transitions, all three staff members were available to support the children. During other
times in the classroom, though, outside tasks often required that at least one (and sometimes two) of the staff members were assisting children on a one-on-one basis, including during bathroom
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