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If this type of character has Animal Motifs, they're often associated with dogs, squirrels, kittens, or ferrets.

What many people refer to as the “Hey Look A Squirrel” syndromeis a legitimate challenge all teachers face on a regular basis, and the problem seems to be getting worse each year. Goblins of Pathfinder have this problem, to the point where nothing can hold their attention for more than a few seconds. This ADOS even shows up in the middle of combat, when a goblin may waste a turn to do something completely stupid. The hardest part of teaching isn’t designing lesson plans, making calls home, or even the never-ending grading that has to be done. Completing preparation before class only to have an activity fail because so many of the students in class were distracted is commonplace. The Spren Sylphrena or "Syl" in The Stormlight Archive is very curious, excitable, and easily distracted by something new. In Rhythym of War, she admits that she feels like she has two brains; A rational brain that can focus on important topics, and a childlike brain that constantly jumps to the nearest thing she notices. She regrets that her impulsiveness usually wins out. Maria Kanellis once lost a match because she was too busy posing for pictures being taken by the troops in Iraq to notice her tag team partner Candice Michelle needed a break against Trish Stratus and was trying to tag out.While many people claim they can multitask while learning new information, such as listening to music or scrolling social media, the data shows that learning and performance decreases significantlywith each distraction. We settled in and I added taking care of my Mother who was deep into dementia from many small strokes, living alone, and needed much care. I was deeply depressed from no longer teaching at a university and going through menopause. Hammy in Over the Hedge behaves in a hyper, caffeinated manner and exhibits Hollywood's definition of ADD. A plot point relies on giving caffeine to th— SQUIRREL!!

In Monsters vs. Aliens, both Insectosaurus and B.O.B. are like this. The former because he has the personality of a dog. The latter because he has no brain ( turns out you don't need one). Both of them were distracted during the fight with a giant alien robot. The good news is that there are ways to limit the distractions in both traditional and virtual classrooms so students are able to focus more of their attention on learning. This is actually accurate in the case of Sigvald the Magnificent, who at random times during the battle will actually become so distracted by how awesome and shiny his armour is that he will stop fighting and demand that his henchmen polish it and tell him how wonderful he is. In The A.D.D Test, Matt says that he doesn't get distracted easily, and immediately gets distracted by a bird.In Fire Engine By Mistake, a fire engine driving through the countryside is such a novelty that sheep stop nibbling, cows stop chewing, and horses stop dusting each other with their tails. Many people actually think these fictional classrooms resemble something close to the reality. Any teacher with more than a day of experience can assure you this is hardly the case.

Garfield was grateful for the trope when a dog that was chasing him suddenly decided to chase the mailman instead. The dog then decided to chase a squirrel instead of the mailman.Joey Pigza, the title character from his series of books has ADHD and a central point of the series is his ongoing struggle to think before he acts and learn to calm down. By the end of the first book, he changes his medication and then a central element in the second book is his newfound ability to calm down and think. Studies have shown that young children ages 4 to 9 have an attention spanof only 8-27 minutes, ages 10-13 of only 20-39 minutes, and ages 14-18 of only 28-54 minutes. And since children in the United States attend school anywhere between 6-7 hourseach day, it’s only logical that they get continuously distracted. Distracted learning isn’t effective. In Phenomena a character says that both main characters have this. It's said to be a strength. The author has it himself, and has said that he finds it really hard to focus on writing at times. Bowser Junior himself is also prone to this. In "Bowser Junior's Candy Bar!", he says that he would not want anything at the gas station (Chef Pee Pee went there with him to buy something), but a Gilligan Cut occurs and he gets distracted by the candy being sold there. He winds up stealing a Hershey's candy bar. Johnny the Homicidal Maniac seems to have ADD trouble. On a positive note, it makes it hard for him to commit suicide because he tends to lose focus on it halfway through. It got downplayed as the series got Cerebus Syndrome, though. Jhonen Vasquez is apparently very close to a Real Life example of this.

PeanutButterGamer shows shades of this during the Hardcore series or other Let's Plays. In his Super Mario 64 LP on the DS, he mentions in his first video wanting to explain why he's playing on the DS and not the Virtual Console 64 version. He forgets it during that video and has to focus multiple times to recall he hasn't explained yet in the second video. In one livestream, he mentions that both viewers and friends have suggested he may have ADHD, but hasn't really bothered to get a professional opinion on it.

Dan Carlin's hardcore history says that the Romans describe Germanic invaders in more or less this way. Tall, strong, unbelievably brave, skillful with weapons, a monstrous horde descending on Rome! Then they get distracted by Spain for a few years. Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes has definite traits of this, though he's most often distracted by his own fantasies and daydreams rather than anything external.