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Students With ADHD Face Additional Challenges When It Comes To Remote Learning

Remote learning has been difficult for all students, but students with ADHD face additional challenges. Upstate Medical University Psychology Professor Dr. Andrew Cutler explains this complex disorder can make it difficult for these students to learn in an online environment. “Doing virtual school in particular, you are sitting in one place for a long period of time and it really requires a lot of energy for the person with ADHD for their brain to focus,” said Cutler. Currently, over 6 million children in the United States are diagnosed with ADHD, presenting a learning challenge for the parents. A recent study found that 1/3 of parents of children with the condition are struggling with online learning. Cutler wonders whether it’s putting them at risk of falling behind. He adds communicating with teachers is essential, but he also describes how to create an accommodating learning environment.

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University at Buffalo students return to campus, will be tested for COVID-19 weekly

University at Buffalo students return to campus, will be tested for COVID-19 weekly Olivia Proia and last updated 2021-01-31 20:35:21-05 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) â University at Buffalo students, and almost all SUNY students, officially begin the spring semester Monday. SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras said they are taking numerous measures to keep students, staff and faculty safe, including testing students who are on campus for COVID-19 weekly. Masks at all times. We have reduced the density in our campuses. We normally have about 400,000 students. We have about 150,000 to 160,000 students on our campuses at the time and uniform compliance and other things. The main piece to be successful is testing, Malatras said.

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Mayor Barlow, Oswego Health Answer Community s COVID-19 Vaccine Questions During Town Hall – Oswego County Today

Mayor Barlow, Oswego Health Answer Community s COVID-19 Vaccine Questions During Town Hall – Oswego County Today
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Troopers investigate head-on crash in Oswego County

MEXICO â State police in Pulaski are investigating a tractor-trailer and pickup truck crash that occurred Thursday along Route 104. The investigation revealed, that at about 11:40 a.m., a 2005 Chevrolet pickup truck, operated by Shamus P. McDowell, 23, of Mexico, was traveling east on Route 104 when he crossed over into the westbound lane and struck head-on a 2006 Kenworth tractor-trailer, operated by Lawrence E. Wallace, 67, of Cato. The tractor-trailer continued off the north shoulder of the roadway. Mr. Wallace was taken to Upstate Medical University in Syracuse for a shoulder injury. McDowell was taken to Upstate as well with non-life-threatening injuries. A 21-year-old female passenger in the pickup was also taken to Upstate for a minor knee injury.

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80,000 Developmentally Disabled Left Off N Y Vaccine List

80,000 Developmentally Disabled Left Off N.Y. Vaccine List The state has not prioritized residents with developmental disabilities who are currently living in the community, despite their high risk of contracting the virus and suffering from complications. James T. Mulder, syracuse.com | January 26, 2021 | News (TNS) Katie Rosenberg is essentially trapped in her Fabius home until she can get the Covid-19 vaccine. The 31-year-old, who lives with her parents, was born with a cyst on her brain. She is developmentally disabled, has a seizure disorder and trouble swallowing. Intellectually, Katie “is stuck between 18 months and 5 years,” says her mother, Jennifer Rosenberg. Katie does not understand why it’s important to wear a mask or practice social distancing. For all those reasons, she is at high risk of getting Covid-19 and suffering severe complications from the virus.

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