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A lively, mobile, active child - what's wrong with that? The authors of the guide tell us about what children can be called hyperactive. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is manifested in increased motor activity, excitability, difficulty concentrating and holding attention, impulsive behaviour, and problems in relationships with peers. The author describes the causes of hyperactivity and provides useful recommendations for preparing such a child for school, teaching him or her in a school setting, and even choosing food. Teachers and carers will find here advice on how to deal with hyperactive children in the classroom.