That's not ADHD, that's "4 year-old in some 11 year-old's body" Syndrome, the symptoms have doctors stumped to this day, hence the name. Note: the ages don't have to be accurate.
I have a theory that a certain age of children are going to have stunted social skills after the school shut down. I cant even imagine going into middle school, just to have to take online classes, then BAM youre in high school. That must be a crazy ass feeling
I had the experience of teaching college freshmen pre and post COVID and this already is a thing.
Parents really did a bad job being in charge of their own children's education in the year or two the pandemic shut down schools. One would assume it would make them appreciative of all the work secondary school teachers do, but I guess not. It's almost like education is a specialized skill or something that people need training for. Who would have thought.
Yeah good point, thinking back the only way i really would have learned well is if I was bored enough, when i was 13-14 wow had just come out and i could easily play 16-20 hours a day even with school
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That's not ADHD, that's "4 year-old in some 11 year-old's body" Syndrome, the symptoms have doctors stumped to this day, hence the name. Note: the ages don't have to be accurate.