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Registration: $14.00 per person

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Included in this Recording of a "Live" Online Training.

A 60‑minute training to better support children who struggle with attention - diagnosed or not.

Every early childhood classroom has children whose minds drift, wander, or quietly disconnect.
Some have an ADHD diagnosis. Many do not. All need support.

This session is designed for teachers who want practical tools and for directors who want stronger classroom systems for inattentive learners (Ages 2-5) regardless of diagnosis.


You’ll learn how to:

• Reach children who “zone out” or mentally drift

• Support slow processors and quiet wanderers

• Help kids start tasks and finish them

• Keep inattentive learners connected to the group

• Reduce overwhelm and prevent quiet shutdowns

• Build confidence in children who think they “can’t do it”

Perfect for Classrooms Where Children:

• Drift during circle time

• Wander during activities

• Get lost in multi‑step directions

• Start tasks but never finish

• Are sweet, quiet, yet “rarely quite with us”

Whether a child has a diagnosis or not, this training gives tools to help them thrive.
Register now to grab your spot!

Format:
1-hour fast paced webinar broadcast from the Appelbaum Broadcast Studio.

1-Hour Certificate 

After viewing the course, pass a brief follow-up true/false exam for your 1-hour certificate. You will not be able to answer the questions until after the seminar ends. If you watch the seminar, you can answer all questions easily. Those who answer less than 70% correctly will be required to pay a $5 retake fee. No need to worry - failed quizes are rare.

You will find the quiz in your EXAMS TO TAKE tab.

Category: Child Growth and Development