Problems with attention can present in a number of ways and are often different for boys and girls. Parents and teachers may observe outward behaviours such as: always being on the move, interrupting conversations, dominating play situations, difficulty waiting in line or for a turn, and strong emotions that can feel overwhelming. Attention problems may also be more subtle, for instance, not getting work done unless being supervised, disorganization, careless mistakes, and missing details. Often children with attention issues may become immersed in activities of interest for long periods of time, like watching TV or playing videogames. However, they can have a hard time ending such activities, or paying attention to things they do not find interesting, like math or reading.