... background, commonly a television or a radio. At first it may seem like a distraction, but in reality, if the TV or music forms a kind of "white noise" with an even level of intensity, which actually covers up discrepant noises that can be a distraction. "The hum of a ceiling fan or motor can do wonders ... background, commonly a television or a radio. At first it may seem like a distraction, but in reality, if the TV or music forms a kind of "white noise" with an even level of intensity, which actually covers up discrepant noises that can be a distraction. "The hum of a ceiling fan or mo...

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... plays in the background, commonly a television or a radio. At first it may seem like a distraction, but in reality, if the TV or music forms a kind of "white noise" with an even level of intensity, which actually covers up discrepant noises that can be a distraction. "The hum of a ceiling fan or motor can do wonders to soothe and focus ... ...

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... plays in the background, commonly a television or a radio. At first it may seem like a distraction, but in reality, if the TV or music forms a kind of "white noise" with an even level of intensity, which actually covers up discrepant noises that can be a distraction. "The hum of a ceiling fan or motor can do wonders to soothe and focus ... ...

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... plays in the background, commonly a television or a radio. At first it may seem like a distraction, but in reality, if the TV or music forms a kind of "white noise" with an even level of intensity, which actually covers up discrepant noises that can be a distraction. The presence of ADD often hinders the development of intimate relationships for a variety of ... ...

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... classroom is very important to the ADHD student. Tables are more distracting than individual desks. Posters on the walls may look nice, but there needs to be at least some " white space" that is free of clutter. Seat the student near the teacher's desk, but include them as part of the regular class seating. Surround the student with good role models ... to decrease distractions: Seat ADHD students in the front, middle of the room. Incorporate a variety of learning activities into your classes Be ready to repeat instructions Limit any kind of noise or activity so that it is less likely f...

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