• Cannot sit or stand quietly
• Short attention span
• Constantly in motion
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• Leaning on things or others
• Falls easily
• Falls off chair |
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• Difficulty with jumping, hopping,
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• Slow to get up after a fall
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• Difficulty stopping on target (bases in baseball)
• Difficulty adding columns of numbers |
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• Difficulty using only the muscle groups needed for the task
• Tenses whole body to do simple task
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• Difficulty with balance and upper/lower body coordination |
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• Difficulty with all pencil-paper work
• Slow completing assignments
• Finishes quickly but very sloppy
• Difficulty staying on the line
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• Difficulty copying from the board
• Skips math problems
• Needs to look at hands to write
• Writes better without looking at hands |
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• Difficulty isolating one noise from many others
• Difficulty following instructions
• Distracted by both auditory and visual stimuli
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• Difficulty doing seat work
• Difficulty finishing projects
• Can get extremely frustrated
• May cover ears when it is too noisy |
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• Tension in shoulders, arms and hands
• Difficulty in writing
• Writes very hard and dark
• Writes very soft and light
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• Tight pencil grip
• Writes very small or large
• Writes very sloppy |
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• Difficulty crossing the midline
• Reversal of letters, words, numbers
• Difficulty with reading
• Difficulty with spelling
• Can’t remember what they read
• Words dance on the page
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• Doesn’t know the meaning of what
they read
• Difficulty changing from throwing to catching
• Difficulty knowing right from left
• Difficulty skipping |
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• Unable to relax
• Very short attention span
• Tenses body to do a task
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• Must relearn day after day
• Doesn’t like to be hugged or touched |
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• Uses all of body all of the time to do everything
• Constant movement
• Does everything very fast
• Seems in a dream world
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• Cries inappropriately
• Gets angry easily
• Tongue tries to help with most activities
• Inconsistent |
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• Difficulty finding things in plain sight
• Difficulty following instructions
• Easily distracted
• Fear of heights
• Makes noises in the car
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• Poor eye contact
• Needs white noise to study or sleep
• Touches to see
• Poor depth perception |