more children with ADHD together. It looks like chaos, but the children have a wonderful time playing together and they understand one another perfectly well. In years gone by I often wanted to intervene to get everyone involved and to explain the rules. However, they are perfectly capable of doing it themselves, albeit in a lan- guage that is very difficult to follow. They involve one another and no-one is side- lined or rejected.
Overhastiness
ADHD suffers often misinterpret instructions and other information because they react overhastily. This applies to both children and adults. They also often have poor auditory processing skills and do not always understand what they hear (on those occasions when they are actually listening!).
Overhastiness
ADHD suffers often misinterpret instructions and other information because they react overhastily. This applies to both children and adults. They also often have poor auditory processing skills and do not always understand what they hear (on those occasions when they are actually listening!).