1st: that kid got humiliated by that senseless teacher reason 1 why he doesn’t wanna go to school

2nd: try to fight back that teacher,of course not in physical way but the smart way(the way that works for me that i did on the teacher which has the same attitude as him,nobody likes the teacher, talking the logical way and the truth is the strongest will that support in a argument, if you want, get a small Camera for your kid and tape what happen when the teacher got fussy again, that will be a concrete proof and Sayonara to that teacher.

This might sounds a bit….bad but….your son isn’t wrong and he has the right to fight back! (sry for the lawyer talking style,as i suffer the same as he do, and i solve it myself cause i think it’s the right way)

My son was ADHD… he had extreme trouble staying focused on school work…he couldn’t even sit still in his desk… at home he literally “bounced” from couch, to chair, and all over th house. I had to drive him to school, as the bus driver couldn’t keep up with him.

My question is, was he adhd from the start? or is this a new diagnosis? and is he on any medication for it? Event some of the medication that they are using for ADHD these days, can cause behavior issues….

My personal opinion, is that too many kids are being diagnosed with ADHD these days, and many of those do not really have it. It’s become a convenient diagnosis, to keep the blame off of the real problem…. a problem of overcrowding in the schools, lack of funding, behavior issues that stem from both problems in the home, and in the schools.

What I am reading in your question, is that your son may be suffering from a lower self esteem problem… possibly brought on by the very fact that he has the ADHD diagnosis. Is it possible, to forget for a while,. that he has this diagnosis? And look at just the boy?

Perhaps an activity that is outside of the school…. such as a swim team, boy scouts….. something that he might be able to participate in, and be proud of. The point is, take the attention away from the ADHD diagnosis…. turn the attention toward his accomplishments.