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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I also agree that AAP probably isn't a good fit. If you had to put in hours of work at home for her to keep up in 2nd grade, where the curriculum isn't that challenging, she's bound to struggle in the AAP environment. You might be better off putting her back in the regular class, getting IEP accomodations, and supplementing at home with logic games and such to promote her abstract reasoning skills.[/quote] I think the AAP could be a great fit for her once they know what the issue is an have strategies to deal with it. She needs an assessment and some testing done to see exactly what the issue is - it definitely sounds like executive functioning deficits. She may have a learning disability. I doubt ADHD as no child with ADHD I have ever known would be able to spend 5 hours a night doing homework every night. Major meltdowns would have occurred. If you can get an evaluation soon then I wouldn't pull the plug on AAP yet. [/quote]
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