Finds it difficult to stay in his seat 14. Typically, they run circles around everybody, blurt out answers and can't wait their turn. They're also impulsive. These are the kids who end up in dangerous places, like the roof or the top of the tree. But they may overlook the problem in other students.
Girls often exhibit ADHD by appearing overly social and excessively talkative.
Other children lost in the shuffle include those who have ADHD without the hyperactivity component. These quiet youngsters daydream a lot and often lose track of what's going on in class. The condition often runs in families. For this reason, we've suspected for years that ADHD has a biological basis. To confirm that a child has ADHD, a thorough evaluation is a must.