Many girls are overlooked for ADHD diagnosis and treatment. The reason is that even though they may struggle in school, they have good relationships with their peers and teachers like them. Many adult women are diagnosed only when they take their children to be evaluated and realize they may be suffering from ADHD too.
ADHD in Girls
Many young girls and women have a subtype called predominantly inattentive ADHD. They may seem flighty or spacy but are not hyperactive. This might not raise a red flag with teachers or parents. As a result, girls often go without treatment until they reach adulthood. The use of ADHD medication among women ages 26 to 34 has risen 85% in just 5 years!
Tomorrow we will look at why girls are frequently overlooked for treatment.
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center’s Champions for Change Gala & Auction will be taking place this Friday. Y3K Tutor In Your Home donated tutoring and test preparation services to the auction. This money raised will support the free services provided to over 5,000 survivors and family members each year. Also it will provide trainings and outreach to over 10,000 community members.
TutoringBoston
When in need of an SAT and math tutor, look no further than Y3K Tutor In Your Home tutoring Boston, Needham, Wellesley, Newton and the surrounding areas. We also can help with English, SSAT, ISEE, and special education.
Halloween Cancelled
HALLOWEEN CANCELLED
Halloween has been officially cancelled at the Mitchell Elementary School in Needham, MA. Every year children at the school enjoy Halloween themed classroom parties and a school parade. However this is all about to change. Due to an occasional student that chooses to not participate or finds Halloween offensive, acknowledging the fun-filled children’s holiday is now banned.
Principal Greg Bayse said the school is cancelling its traditional Halloween celebrations for the purpose of “reducing exclusion among students”. According to the Principal, the staff claims, “ending the practice would promote inclusivity”. He goes on to say that banning Halloween “…is a positive change that will benefit our students and our community.”
We have also heard reports of other schools that have decided to follow suit. Do you remember enjoying Halloween when you were in school? Do your children enjoy Halloween? Should Halloween be banned in school for everyone to accommodate an occasional child that opts to not participate or has the world gone insane?
Keep the Promise Auction – Family Promise Metrowest
We are happy to announce that we again this year are donating Y3K Tutor In Your Home tutoring and test preparation to the Family Promise Metrowest Keep the Promise Auction. The money raised will go towards supporting their programs and services including case management, day care, transportation and job development for families.
15th Annual Buddy Dog Humane Society Collection Drive Complete List
Y3K Tutor In Your Home 15th Annual Buddy Dog Humane Society Collection Drive Complete List
Here is the complete list of items collected for the Y3K Tutor In Your Home 15th Annual Buddy Dog Humane Society Collection Drive. There are three convenient drop-off locations. Pick-ups are the first Saturday of each month. Our collection drive is from November 1st to January 10th. Call now!
Most Needed Items:
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Martingale collars of all sizes
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Bleach
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Non-clumping, clay cat litter
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Laundry detergent
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Canned dog food (any brand or variety)
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Plastic storage bins in medium and large sizes with lids!
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Instinct Brand Rabbit Formula (Wet and Dry) Cat food
For the Cats and Kittens:
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Canned cat food (any brand, but not the shredded variety)
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Towels
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Fishing pole toys
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Small, rubber-bottom bath mats for cats who shred their newspaper (New or gently used)
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Non-clumping, clay cat litter
For the Dogs and Puppies:
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Special Diets:
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Natural Balance Limited Ingredient Venison dog food
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Hill’s K/D
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Low-fat, low-calorie, or high-fiber
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Hills Science Diet ID canned dog food and kibble!
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Sturdy leashes, 6-foot and 8-foot
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Toys (with no choking hazards such as beads)
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Bully sticks, DentaStix, Greenies (no rawhides please)
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Blankets, towels, sheets
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Pill Pockets
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Soft, chewy treats (soft Milkbones, BilJacs, Buddy Biscuits, etc.)
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Canned dog food (any brand or variety)
For the Staff:
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Office supplies: pens, duct tape, etc…especially wet erase markers!
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Paper towels and tissues
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First-aid items: band-aids, antibiotic ointment
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Dish sponges, dish soap
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Paw Safe ice melt (in the fall and winter)
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Bug Spray (seasonal)
Gift Cards:
We can always use gift certificates from the following stores to purchase shelter supplies.
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Staples, Target, Walmart
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Ocean State Job Lot
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Home Depot, Lowe’s
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B.J’S Wholesale Club
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Pet Edge
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Petco
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Amazon

Y3K Tutor In Your Home’s Annual Collection Drive for Buddy Dog Humane Society in Sudbury, MA. Call now for Wellesley, Wayland, Weston, Dover, Sudbury, Needham, Newton, Natick, and Brookline, MA pick-ups!
Homework Help #5
Sometimes students struggle with homework because of learning difficulties, not because they don’t want to do the work. If you suspect this, act at once. Some options include contacting the teacher, calling the special education department and requesting a neuropsychological evaluation, you the parent working with your student at home, or calling a Y3K Tutor In Your Home tutor to catch them up and move them forward.
Homework Help #4
When working on homework, some students do well with music playing in the background. Other students find music a distraction. Experiment to see if music helps or hinders your student.
Homework Help #3
A timer or clock can help students that lose track of time to pace their work and to take breaks at reasonable intervals. Some students will work for 10 minutes and lose track of time thinking they have worked much longer, and expect a break. Also some students will plan on a short break and lose track of time. A 5-minute break becomes a 30-minute break! This is the same psychology used by casinos to get people to gamble. Casinos hope the gamblers will lose track of time by not having any clocks on the walls. Use the timer to plan out how long they should work before taking a break, how long their break will be, and how long until the next break. Keep this process going until all homework is completed.
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