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Tyler, yon ti gason senk - ane vye te surnommé "Twister Tyler" aprè yo te vin ak atansyon defisi à Troubles (ADHD) a kat mwa de sa. Li rantre nan yon lekòl (a), edikasyon espesyal pou akomode li bezwen akademik ak sosyal. Pandan premye-anwolman entèvyou, manman Tyler an te di ke pitit li te itilize pou etidye nan yon lekòl regilye men yo te gen pou ka transfere nan apwè dirèktè se sou twoublan konpòtman san fot ti gason nan sal klas la. Li te di ke dirèktè te twouve li difisil pou kontwòl Tyler chak fwa li ta se nan sal klas la epi pwan afè camarades l' yo. Li te ajoute ke pitit li te twouve li difisil pou swiv kou pandan Et a pa patisipe nan aktivite gwoup yo. Lakay, Tyler ta kite jwèt l' toupatou nan tanp lan ak pase sou mèb ak lòt zidòl yo. Menm nan yon jenn ti laj yo, manman Tyler a deja te konnen ke pitit gason l' te yon ponyen, ki pa lòt moun laj l. Après konsiderasyon ak prekosyon, li te deside pou li chache opinyon yon doktè e te konstate apwopo de kondisyon pou pitit gason l' lan.
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Tyler, a five-year old boy was nicknamed "Twister Tyler" after being diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) about four months ago. He is currently enrolled in a special education (SPED) school to accommodate his academic and social needs. During the initial pre-enrollment interview, Tyler's mother said that her son used to study in a regular school but had to be transferred after the teachers complained about the boy's disturbing behavior in the classroom. She said that the teachers found it hard to control Tyler every time he would roam around the classroom and grab his classmates' belongings. She added that her son found it hard to pay attention during class and did not participate in group activities. At home, Tyler would leave his toys all over the house and climb over furniture and other high places. Even at a young age, Tyler's mother already knew that her son was a handful, unlike other children his age. After careful consideration, she decided to seek a doctor's opinion and found out about her son's condition.