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Retaining a year or not?
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<blockquote data-quote="AmyH" data-source="post: 141209" data-attributes="member: 4955"><p>My difficult child was retained in Kdg. the first few years it was great then in about third grade he decided he was board. Personally I think it was a good move because he is not mature enough to be with the older kids. He is 12 and plays better with 6-7 year olds. But as far as intelligence he is above the rest. He sees no sense in doing homework because it is to easy so he struggles to make good grades. It is a catch 22 either way. I think schools should adapt more to kiddos who fall in this catagory.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AmyH, post: 141209, member: 4955"] My difficult child was retained in Kdg. the first few years it was great then in about third grade he decided he was board. Personally I think it was a good move because he is not mature enough to be with the older kids. He is 12 and plays better with 6-7 year olds. But as far as intelligence he is above the rest. He sees no sense in doing homework because it is to easy so he struggles to make good grades. It is a catch 22 either way. I think schools should adapt more to kiddos who fall in this catagory. [/QUOTE]
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