2020
DOI: 10.15309/20psd210311
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Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder and the Covid-19 Pandemic

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“…Of the 11 studies on parental opinion, in 5 of them the majority of caregivers were against remote teaching. According to Amorim et al, (2020), Becker et al, (2020), McGrath (2020), Shah et al, (2021) and Kara et al, (2021), the new model fails to achieve the expected learning goals for their children with 578 ADHD. In the survey conducted by Kara et al, (2021), 94% of mothers were in favor of reopening the schools.…”
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“…Of the 11 studies on parental opinion, in 5 of them the majority of caregivers were against remote teaching. According to Amorim et al, (2020), Becker et al, (2020), McGrath (2020), Shah et al, (2021) and Kara et al, (2021), the new model fails to achieve the expected learning goals for their children with 578 ADHD. In the survey conducted by Kara et al, (2021), 94% of mothers were in favor of reopening the schools.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In the view of the children with ADHD themselves, seen in the publication by Shuai et al, (2021) the period of isolation and remote classes culminated in a worsening of their symptoms, among them severe executive function deficits and lower learning motivation. Amorim et al, (2020), Becker et al, (2020), McGrath (2020, Shah et al, (2021), Kara et al, (2021) and Zhang et al, (2020) questioned parents about the influence that the new model had on the behavior and learning of their children with ADHD. According to them, a large proportion of the children and adolescents showed behavioral changes, anxiety and agitation, with negative impacts on learning.…”
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“…Dos 11 estudos sobre a opinião dos pais, em 5 deles a maioria dos cuidadores se mostrou contra o ensino remoto. De acordo com Amorim et al, (2020), Becker et al, (2020), McGrath (2020, Shah et al, (2021) e Kara et al, (2021), o novo modelo não consegue atingir os objetivos esperados para o aprendizado de seus filhos com TDAH. Na pesquisa realizada por Kara et al, (2021), 94% das mães foram favoráveis à reabertura das escolas.…”
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“…Na visão das próprias crianças com TDAH, vista na publicação de Shuai et al, (2021), o período de isolamento e aulas remotas culminou em uma piora seus sintomas, dentre eles déficits de função executiva graves e menor motivação de aprendizagem. Amorim et al, (2020), Becker et al, (2020), McGrath (2020, Shah et al, (2021), Kara et al, (2021) De acordo com Melegari et al, (2021), os pais dos alunos com TDAH perceberam flutuações nos comportamentos dos filhos, e presumiram que seriam resultados da interrupção súbita das relações sociais e de atividades de lazer, com consequentes problemas de adaptação. Contudo, sugere-se que o isolamento poderia ter representado, para algumas crianças, uma condição protetora de estressores sociais comuns, como bullying, vitimização e restrições de tempo escolar, o que poderia ser responsável pela melhora significativa ao estudar em casa, com um tempo de estudo mais longo e uma diminuição dos sintomas de TDAH.…”
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