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THE COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ON ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER THAT PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERSFROM KRUS NA LIGAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HAVE
A SURVEY RESEARCHSUBMITTED TODR. CATALINA SALAZARUNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINESDILIMAN, QUEZON CITYPHILIPPINESONOCTOBER 20, 2006IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE RQUIREMENTS IN EDRE101:EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND EVALUATIONBYJENNY PAGUYO
 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Many thanks tomy parents and family for their continued support,Dr. Catalina Salazar for the guidance and patience,Prof. Elenita Que for letting us use the computer during the ‘emergency’,Alma Griño and Gabriel Griño for the inspiration to pursue this research,Andrew and Victor; if it weren’t for your remarkable traits, I would not havebeen interested in ADHD,Krus na Ligas Elementary School teachers, andMrs. Clara E. Rabulan, Krus na Ligas Elementary School Principal
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Abstract
It has been quite some time since the studies on Attention-Deficit /Hyperactivity Disorder had begun, but despite the many discoveries about thedisorder and its nature, a lot of people are still confused and unsure of what itreally is. Due to the inadequate dissemination of information, the disorder acquired a certain kind of stigma.There are four major points about awareness on Attention-Deficit /Hyperactivity Disorder that the study covers namely,
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the common misconceptions about ADHD that teachers have,
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the level of awareness on ADHD of public school teachers
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the necessity to reeducate the public school teachers on ADHD
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the receptivity of public school teachers to the idea of making room for achild with ADHD in their class.The following are the researchers’ hypotheses:
1)
There is a significant level of misinformation about Attention Deficit /Hyperactivity Disorder among the elementary public school teachers inQuezon City thus the teachers hold many misconceptions about thedisorder especially on the nature of the disorder as well as its causes.2)Public schools nowadays are not updated on the new developments onthe conditions that can affect student learning such as ADHD and mostteachers have very little idea about ADHD.
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Hi! Ms. Jenny Paguyo I am Renalyn Bautista, a graduating student of St. Dominic College of Asia taking up Elementary Education specializing in Special Education. At present I am working on my thesis entitled A Comparison of Teachers’ attitude in a Special and Regular Education toward Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD). I would like to ask your permission regarding to your questionnaire.

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