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Pupil referal units and ADHD

Sam La Touche

10/29/09

Sam La Touche

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I work in a college and i am the specalist support for all learners with ADHD, i have ADHD my slef so it is a real interest of mine. i am doing a research project for by BAHons on Pupil referal units and was wondering if you have any info on the effectivness of PRU's with ADHD learners THANKS Sam

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Eileen Bailey

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Thank you for your question and welcome to ADHDCentral.com.

I believe Pupil Referral Units are used in the UK. I am not familiar with these or the effectiveness. I would love to hear more about these once you complete your research.

Eileen

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