ADHD Unrecognized As Serious Learning Risk In Many Canadian Schools
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is the most common childhood psychiatric disorder worldwide. It is also the most common neurodevelopmental disorder that impairs students’ learning in Canada. Unfortunately, most education systems across the country have not adapted how they understand and support students with ADHD. This disorder has yet to be officially recognized as a learning risk by many provincial Ministries of Education or the Canadian government.
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ADHD Unrecognized As Serious Learning Risk In Many Canadian Schools