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Summary: Johnny Struggles In The Area Of Social Development
Johnny struggles in the area of social development. He doesn’t seem to get along very well with his peers and teachers. Amanda Morin mentions five ways that ADHD can affect a child’s social life. These ways include; trouble making friends, losing friends, overreacting with situations, struggles conversing with peers, and not being reliable (Morin, 2013). By the age of four a child should be able to cooperate with other children (Important Milestones, 2014). Johnny has not yet reached this milestone because while observing Johnny I noted that he has issues with sharing and getting along with his peers. There are times when Johnny enjoys playing with the other students but it often ends in an argument. Whenever Johnny gets into trouble and the
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