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[quote=Anonymous]Is your kid doing well in other subjects? Some kids use boredom as an excuse for behavior issues. Is that possible? Is bored a word used frequently in your home? I was a Girl Scout leader. I still remember one obnoxious child who constantly said she was bored when we were in the car going on a field trip. She was like a broken record. I suspect her mother also used it frequently. (This child was not a prodigy at all.) She was always bored or hungry in the car. She also used it at other times. Frankly, she just enjoyed complaining. After that, I treated "bored" like a four letter word in my own home. If my kids ever used it, I quickly found something for them to do. It usually involved work. Kids need to learn that from time to time, life can be a little boring. That doesn't mean he should sit in class doing nothing, but you do need to consider that it may be something besides boredom. It may be a desire for constant entertainment--not just a need for a challenge. Not saying that is what is the problem, but it is a possibility.[/quote]
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