Attention Deficit Disorder, or ADD, can be defined as a difficulty with being inattentive, over-active, impulsive or any combination of these symptoms. In order for these difficulties to be diagnosed as ADD, they must be out of the normal measurements for a child's development and age.
It's possible that ADD may be genetic, but it's uncertain as to what causes it. The disorder seems to spark early in life while the brain is still developing. With the use of imaging studies, it appears as though the brains of children with ADD are markedly different than the brains of other children.
Attention Deficit Disorder, or ADD, is an illness that results in difficulty paying attention, occasionally accompanied by impulsive behaviors and hyperactivity. There is no cure, but the symptoms can be reduced via medication, a change in diet, and counseling.
how could not paying attention to your senses affect you and be harmful
Calmly. Be understanding if/when they lose attention or get distracted by something. Don't treat them like they are "disabled," because they're not. They just have trouble concentrating, paying attention, and focusing.
Literal: his brain was in a different place Figurative: not paying attention
They want to make sure you learn and they want you to pay attention so you can learn better Because you are not paying attention.
Depends on your meaning of paying attention to you. I'm here responding to your question, so we here at wikianswers are paying attention to you.
paying attention means to listen to someone.
By not paying attention to him/her/it.
By paying attention to them
were you not paying attention? they were called Long Knives. were you not paying attention? they were called Long Knives.
Many people and situations demand paying close attention. Some examples of paying close attention are, in a classroom, two people talking, and when you are driving.
They divert your attention from what you are supposed to be paying attention to.