ADHD Literature Review Study
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A 14 page research paper that offers a sample research study that examines research being done on alternative therapies for treating ADHD that do not involve stimulant medications. Bibliography lists 13 sources.
Filename: khadhd3.rtf

ADHD: Causes, Behaviors, Strategies
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A 7 page research paper on ADHD. This examination of literature pertaining to ADHD, first of all, discusses the causes, symptoms, and behaviors that are associated with this disorder, but then concentrates on teaching strategies that have been formulated to address the management of ADHD in the classroom. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: khadhdst2.rtf

ADHD: Journal Article Reviews
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8 pages in length. The writer offers a brief overview of five separate journal articles on ADHD. No additional sources cited.
Filename: TLC_ADHD.wps

ADHD: Target Behavior Intervention Plan
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5 pages in length. Target child is a 10-year-old female in fifth grade whose ability to retain lesson material is both fleeting and sporadic. Her attention span equates to that of a two-year-old, and her capacity for processing age-related complex assignments are met with considerable frustration and anger. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCADHDT.rtf

Adjusting to Life as a Tertiary Distance Education Student
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A 17 page paper investigating college students' ability to adjust to distance education in the online environment compared to the on-ground, traditional classroom setting. As could be expected, those students with fewer other responsibilities (job, children) report spending more time with their online studies. Those least hopeful for their success also are those who have not contacted their instructors and do not spend time with their studies every day. The paper includes a 16-item survey questionnaire and a formal consent form. Bibliography lists 13 sources.
Filename: KSeduDisResStu.rtf

Adolescent Grief
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This is a 3 page paper discussing adolescent grief, its differences from that of childhood and adult grief, reactions and school involvement in the bereavement process. Attending to the needs of grieving adolescents is considered an area of counseling and psychiatry which has been overlooked for many years. While there have been services and guidance in relation to grieving adults and children, there is considered to be an absence of programs in regards to teen services. Adolescent grief is considered different than that of child and adult grief because of the mixed messages often given by the adolescents themselves in that many are trying to strive for independence yet still recognize that they have some dependence on family members and others close to them. In addition, while adolescent grief is sometimes considered similar to that of adults, it is compounded with the additional stresses experienced during adolescence. Because of this adolescents often handle their grief with different reactions from those experienced by younger children and older adults. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: TJadolg1.rtf

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