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DZRH News Covers Physical Therapy for People with CP and Marriage for People with ADHD

So far this is Special Education Philippines fifth visit at DZRH News to help Advocata’s information and awareness campaign for children with different special needs. Tomorrow, there will be two topics for the two-hour show of Ms. Ruth Pangga Abao. The 2 to 3 pm show will focus on Physical therapy as one of the services needed by children with special needs. And the 3 to 4 pm show will be a little bit more personal for me because it will focus on marriage and relationships for people with ADHD. Jappy Lim (Executive Director of Reef Check Philippines) and Teacher Ia Adam-Lim will be in that segment together with one of the board of directors of the ADHD Society of the Philippines. The last talk aims to promote also the 6th National ADHD Conference that will happen that same week September 28 to 29, 2012.

 

DZRH News Special Education Philippines Ruth Pangga Abao Jappy Lim Iaadamlim Krelian Lim Fredes Tantengco

DZRH News Special Education Philippines Ruth Pangga Abao Jappy Lim Iaadamlim Krelian Lim Fredes Tantengco

 

We thank everyone who have sent their questions, comments and reactions via different media: e-mail, Facebook, text message, etc. We really appreciate all your thoughts and those who require assistance, rest assured that Special Education Philippines aims to bridge that gap between the needs and the resources for children with special needs.

So for tomorrow’s CSN talk in DZRH, here are the questions we aim to answer:

 

Topic:  Physical Therapy at mga batang may kapansanan

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Invitation to the 6th ADHD Philippine National Conference (Complete Event Details)

Special Education Philippines was reading a report from UC Berkeley entitled “Girls with ADHD more prone to self-injury, suicide as they enter adulthood“. It says in the post “In the United States, more than 5 million children ages 3-17 – approximately one in 11 – have been diagnosed with ADHD, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.”  That is almost 10% of the children’s population that has ADHD.

 

Is that a big percentage? I’m hesitant to answer in my current capability as a parent and a homeschooling teacher. But in a class of 30 to 40 if you have at least 3 to 4 students with ADHD and they say that managing a child with ADHD is like managing a child x 10 then 3 to 4 kids with ADHD and 30 to 40 students in the class. That is roughly double the class. That means double the work for teacher. And what if you are one of the lucky ones to get more than 10% of your students with ADHD? How’s that?

 

But wait this is statistics in the US and the UC Berkeley article I am talking about is dated August 14, 2012 while the actual study where they got the statistics was from dated November 2011 entitled “Prospective Follow-Up of Girls With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Into Early Adulthood: Continuing Impairment Includes Elevated Risk for Suicide Attempts and Self-Injury“. Maybe just maybe its different here in the Philippines? Oh where oh where will I find results that is relevant in the Philippine setting?

 

Special Education Philippines invites you to the  6th ADHD Philippine National Conference presented by the to ADHD Society  of the Philippines

6th ADHD Philippine National Conference Complete Event Details Special Education Philippines

6th ADHD Philippine National Conference Complete Event Details Special Education Philippines

Theme: Adhdept@performance : Breaking Barriers to Success

 

6th ADHD Philippine National Conference TOPICS 

1. The Plan for Success in ADHD by Dr. Edilberto I. Dizon

2. Adept at Performance in School, at Home, and in the Community:  Panel Discussion with ADHD Student Achievers
Moderator : Dr. Kristine June Capili

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Seminars & Workshops from the ADHD Society of the Philippines (June and July 2012) & Contact Details

THE AD/HD SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES has two seminars for us advocates of ADHD this June and July 2012:

I. A Seminar on HANDLING AND DEVELOPING  PUBLIC &  SOCIAL SKILLS FOR CHILDREN WITH AD/HD

When: 29 June  2012 (Friday), 1PM to 5PM

Where: Walter Hogan Hall, ISO Bldg., Social Development Complex, Ateneo de Manila University

Speaker: Ms. Marfina Teodoro/Executive and Life Coach

HANDLING AND DEVELOPING PUBLIC & SOCIAL SKILLS FOR CHILDREN WITH ADHD Special Education Philippines

HANDLING AND DEVELOPING PUBLIC & SOCIAL SKILLS FOR CHILDREN WITH ADHD Special Education Philippines

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Enhancing Children’s Attention Span (Seminar – Workshop) by Ms. Bernadette S. Go, M.A. of PsychConsult, Inc

Special Education Philippines announces…

The AD/HD Society of the Philippines presents A Seminar-Workshop on Enhancing Children’s Attention Span on the 24th of February 2012 (Friday ) 1:00PM – 5:00 PM at the Walter Hogan Hall, Social Development Complex, Ateneo De Manila University, Quezon City by Ms. Bernadette S. Go, M.A. of PsychConsult, Inc.

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increase attention span special education philippines

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Understanding and Managing Learning Disabilities of Children with AD/HD: A Seminar and Workshop


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The ADHD Society of the Philippines invites interested parties to a seminar/workshop on “Understanding and Managing Learning Disabilities of Children with ADHD”. This seminar on ADHD will be held on the 20th of January 2012 (Friday), 1pm to 5pm , at the Walter Hogan Hall,  SDC Complex, Ateneo Campus, Quezon CityGoal of the seminar:

The seminar/workshop “Understanding and Managing Learning Disabilities of Children with AD/HD” is for parents and teachers in general education classrooms, who would like to equip themselves with information to help the child or student who has trouble learning and using certain skills (e.g., reading, writing, listening, speaking, reasoning and doing math) despite having average or above-average intelligence.

 

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TECHNOLOGY-SUPPORTED MATH INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES: TWO DECADES OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT: A Reflection by a Special Education Teacher

After reading the paper “TECHNOLOGY-SUPPORTED MATH INSTRUCTION FORSTUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES: TWO DECADES OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT written byTed S. Hasselbring, Alan C. Lott and Janet M. Zydney in 2006 for Center for Implementing Technology in Education“, I realized how much I havewanted to do the same here in the Philippines. Every time I listen to acolleague report about a topic or every time I hear new research about special educationand technology, I always wonder how far are  we or are we (Filipinos) or are we even at par tothe current developments in using multimedia and technology in our instruction?
What do you think? Are we at par? or not?

2nd Regional AD/HD Conference (2011): Demystifying AD/HD (Understanding and Managing AD/HD)

As an advocate for children with special needs, it is important for me as a special education teacher to be abreast on the current trends, issues and even definitions related to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Hence, when I heard that the AD/HD Society of the Philippines will be having its 2nd Regional Conference this month, I did not hesitate to say “Sign me in”. Click “Read more” to learn about the details of the conference. 

2nd Regional Conference of ADHD Society of the Philippines



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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