What treatment is best? Jordan hates homework and school. The teacher reports he almost never finishes any task and usually he can't find what he needs for any activity (even if it is just a pencil). The teacher reports he doesn't stay in his seat ("squirmy" "always in motion") and if he is interested in the class will interrupt other children and answer questions before she "has a chance to get them out of her mouth." She said he "never listens to directions." She shared an example of one math class in which he started drawing instead of doing the problems. The next time she turned around he was making paper footballs. Then he was yanking on the shirt of the child in front of him, passing notes, staring out the window and generally doing everything except the math. He is always a handful and harder to please than other children.

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