Parent-Teacher Questionnaire
THIS QUESTIONAIR IS FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS WHO SUSPECT A CHILD MAY HAVE PROBLEMS WITH ATTENTION. PLEASE RETURN TO:
DR. ROBERT C. ALLEN MD,
NEIGHBORHOOD FAMILY CARE
516 LINN STREET
ALLEGAN MI 49010
FAX: 866.708.5055
Each gives a score of:
0 = not at all, 1 =
just a little, 2 = Pretty much, and 3 = Very much.
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PARENT'S EVALUATION |
TEACHER'S EVALUATION |
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1. Excitable, impulsive ( ) |
1. Excitable, impulsive ( ) |
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2. Difficulty in learning ( ) |
2. Difficulty in learning ( ) |
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3. Restless, squirmy ( ) |
3. Restless, squirmy ( ) |
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4. Restless, on the go ( ) |
4. Restless, on the go ( ) |
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5. Doesn't finish things ( ) |
5. Doesn't finish things ( ) |
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6. Childish, immature ( ) |
6. Childish, immature ( ) |
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7. Short attention span ( ) |
7. Short attention span ( ) |
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8. Easily frustrated ( ) |
8. Easily frustrated ( ) |
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9. Quick mood changes ( ) |
9. Disturbs other children ( ) |
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10. Denies mistakes ( ) |
10. Demands quick attention ( ) |
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Total ( ) |
Total ( ) |
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Combined total ( ) |
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SCORING:
Add up the total score of the parent's questionnaire.
Add up the total score of the teacher's questionnaire.
Now add the two scores together for a Combined total.
If the combined total is 36 or more, there is a HIGH PROBABILITY THAT THE CHILD HAS ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER AND COULD BENEFIT FROM TREATMENT.
(Scores of 15 by the parent alone or 15 by the teacher alone should be considered a possibility