Anonymous wrote:Mine has her ups and downs. She's weathered all of this pretty well overall, but I notice the lows are lower than usual and take longer to come out of (especially if she's angry or disappointed). We're in the process of doing some neuropsych testing for academic reasons but I honestly wouldn't be shocked if it comes back with an ADHD diagnosis. She's almost 12.
Anonymous wrote:Mine is negative almost all the time. ADHD-inattentive, but truthfully he likes remote school better than in person school. He just hates school. He seems to hate everything that isn't tech/video game related. (He's in therapy. It helps a little.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mine just started 6th grade and does nothing but complain and whine the entire school day. He is currently sitting at his desk and instead of listening to the teacher he is saying "when will he stop talking" and is hitting his head on the desk repeatedly. If I am not constantly on him, he turns off the camera and does not pay attention at all. He does have ADD so I know it's harder but come on!!!!
That sounds really wrong. Do you or he have a therapist? I was going to talk about my tween but I think you have a problem here, OP. That behavior is not normal tween behavior.
Anonymous wrote:Mine just started 6th grade and does nothing but complain and whine the entire school day. He is currently sitting at his desk and instead of listening to the teacher he is saying "when will he stop talking" and is hitting his head on the desk repeatedly. If I am not constantly on him, he turns off the camera and does not pay attention at all. He does have ADD so I know it's harder but come on!!!!