Centre for ADHD Awareness, Canada
Firstly, I would like to thank everyone who has sent an e-mail or tweet to their elected official through CADDAC’s online advocacy campaign. To-date, 178 e-mails have been sent through our Ontario campaign and 289 through our national campaign as well as countless tweets. More are being added every day. A special thanks to those…
Have you heard about CADDAC’s ADHD Education campaign, ADHD Right to Learn? Are you wondering why you should take a few minutes to contact your elected official and your Minister of Education? Here’s Why Elected officials believe that you, their constituents, do not care about ADHD and therefore question why they should care. We need…
During CADDAC’s recent online conference I presented on school advocacy. At the end of the presentation many of the questions were let unanswered or briefly answered. Since many of these questions are common questions that CADDAC receives, I will be sharing the answers to these questions in several blog posts over the next few months.…
During CADDAC’s recent online conference I presented on school advocacy. At the end of the presentation many of the questions were let unanswered or briefly answered. Since many of these questions are common questions that CADDAC receives, I will be sharing the answers to these questions in several blog posts over the next few months.…
Written by Heidi Bernhardt R.N. Click here to download the blog in PDF format. What exactly is this new “quadmester” system? Instead of two semesters there will be four semesters in this 2020/2021 school year in Ontario. Two subjects will be taken per semester with each semester lasting approximately ten weeks. Students may choose in school learning…