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[quote=Anonymous]I always feel like they are saying something without coming out and saying it. This is regarding Larla, age 3 (almost 4): At the end of last year, she was transitioning independently following the classroom routines; but this year, Larla is struggling following direct instructions. Sometimes she shows she understands the directive but will get distracted half way or will not respond to the re-drection and continue on with her activity. Even when pointing out what other peers are doing, she doesn't always join them at the rug, even when the routine has been modeled to her in the past. It is important to note that she is not defiant or fighting re-direction; when given moderate support (holding her hand or guiding her to the rug), she will join her peers. Are they trying to say she’s regressing? Or that she doesn’t understand? Are they alluding to ASD or ADHD? What am I supposed to do to follow up or provide support here? We have similar struggles at home. I just do not know what to do.[/quote]
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