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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If he is getting bored with Lexia - he might not be passing a certain skill or level and it keeps making him redo it. I know you shouldn't have to do it, but if you have the time sit with him and try to figure out whats stopping him from moving on. My students tended to get bored when this happened because they would have to keep doing the same lesson over and over.  Teacher is supposed to be aware of this and work with him, but honestly with everything going on, there is probably not time especially if he is already reading above grade level.[/quote]

This. Your explanation doesn’t really jive with how Lexia works unless you mean he was engaged for 30 minutes and then was over it. Did he screw up the assessment? I think only levels 1-3 test letters and my 3 year old raced through all 3 levels in a few hours. If he actually knows the material, this shouldn’t be a big deal. It’s actually way more likely that he messing something up and having to do it over and over. Could be as simple as not understanding how the controls work if you think he’s fluent in the material. Watch him for a bit. [/quote]

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