
- Inattention: The child is easily distracted, forgets instructions, flits from task to task, best with one-to-one supervision
- Impulsivity: The child speaks and acts without thinking and has a short fuse.
- Overactivity: The child is restless, fidgety, and has 'rump hyperactivity.'

- Insatiability: The child is never satisfied, nags, never lets a matter drop.
- Social clumsiness: The child is 'out of tune' socially, acts silly in a crowd, misreads social cues.
- Poor co-ordination: The child is clumsy, has poor flow of movement, has difficulty doing two actions at the one time.
- Disorganisation: The child is blind to mess, is compelled to touch everything, problems structuring work.
- Variability: The child suffers from mood swings, and has good and bad days to the extreme.
- Specific learning disabilities: Examples are: dyslexia, language problems, difficulties with mathematics.
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