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Re: ADD
Tom Lynch (woodsliv@TMINET.COM)
Thu, 14 Nov 1996 18:37:47 -0800
Michael J Pagelkopf wrote:
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> With the recent postings regarding ADD and scouting I would like to mention
> an excellant resource for units with or without ADD scouts. "The
> Scoutmaster's Guide To Attention Deficit Disorder" by D. Steven Ledingham is
> an excellent resource. It is a superb resource. The author is an ADD
> Adult, ADD Parent, and ADD Scoutmaster. The book not only helps to provide
> an insight into working with ADD children it contains basic information and
> tools that can be used when working with any child or young adult. The book
> was used as a resource for one class at our University of Scouting. A
> remark was made that " what is contained in the book can be applied to
> working with any youth."
>
> The book is available from:
> Positive People Press
> Att: Tracy Wright
> 4741 Keet Seel Trail
> Tucson, AZ 85749
> 520-749-5465
>
> Michael Pagelkopf
> Boy Scout Roundtable Commissioner
> Hiawatha District - Gamehaven Council SE Minnesota
> --
> Registered ICC User
> check out http://www.usefulware.com/~jfoltz
Mike,
This is a sore subject with me. I wish someone would write a book
telling the parents of these ADD Scouts not to teach their boys to use
ADD as a crutch for anything that they don't want to do. It should also
be noted that because your child has ADD is no reason for not
disciplining him when he is purposefully out of order.
Don't get me wrong, I do understand that ADD is a real problem.
YIS TL
Terry Howerton Sakima Group, Inc. SCOUTER Magazine Kansas City |
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