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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 513496" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Hi there, and welcome to the board. I'm sorry you had to come though, but the people here are great.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I recommend you take your precious child to see a neuropsychologist for intensive testing and suggestions from a good professional on how he may best learn. School testing is kind of "iffy." However, the school WILL have to test him if you want help. I would just trust the neuropsychologist testing over the school testing. My daughter, who is now 15, wa diagnosed with visual and auditory processing problems, which made writing and reading confusing for her when she was young. She got A LOT of good help at school and is now a good writer! Her working memory has also improved as she gets sort of tutoring at school in her study hall. Your son may have similar issues and it is not his fault that he can't pick things up as fast as some and it is not your responsibility to try to be a teacher. The school has resources to help him.</p><p></p><p>If he does not have an IEP, I would ask for IEP testing in writing ASAP. There IS help and hope.</p><p></p><p>HUgs!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 513496, member: 1550"] Hi there, and welcome to the board. I'm sorry you had to come though, but the people here are great. I recommend you take your precious child to see a neuropsychologist for intensive testing and suggestions from a good professional on how he may best learn. School testing is kind of "iffy." However, the school WILL have to test him if you want help. I would just trust the neuropsychologist testing over the school testing. My daughter, who is now 15, wa diagnosed with visual and auditory processing problems, which made writing and reading confusing for her when she was young. She got A LOT of good help at school and is now a good writer! Her working memory has also improved as she gets sort of tutoring at school in her study hall. Your son may have similar issues and it is not his fault that he can't pick things up as fast as some and it is not your responsibility to try to be a teacher. The school has resources to help him. If he does not have an IEP, I would ask for IEP testing in writing ASAP. There IS help and hope. HUgs!! [/QUOTE]
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