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You observe that a child in your preschool classroom is extremely active. What is the first step you should take as a professional in addressing this situation?

▸ Meet with the child's family to learn about the child's behavior at home, then refer them to a physician for treatment.

▸ Observe the child over time, and consider aspects of the child's background or experiences that might have contributed to high activity levels.

▸ Educate the parents of all children in the classroom about the characteristics of ADHD and engage their assistance in diagnosis and treatment.

▸ Develop a reward system to reduce the child's activity level in order to determine if the condition can be treated without special services.

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