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[quote=Anonymous]Two teachers in a row warned us that our child has attention issues and executive function concerns. It always seemed like pretty normal kid behavior to us so we never raised it with any professionals or had evaluations. Now we tentatively brought up these old concerns at his parent-teacher conference for his new teacher this year, and she said that she has no idea what they were talking about because he is always on task and doing fabulously in everything. I'm not sure whether to be delighted he grew out of these apparent issues or mad that the previous teachers had us so concerned! Same thing happened years ago, when a few teachers were very concerned with his motor skills and suggested all kinds of interventions. The teacher the following year had no idea why they had said that and said his motor skills were perfectly fine. Now I am left to wonder if -- in general -- I should take teachers' concerns seriously and follow up on them or not.[/quote]
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