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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m sorry you (and he) are struggling, OP. I have a similar child, similar struggles. Thankfully he is off to college next year! He got in and off he goes. It works out, even for our bumbling boys and their c’s and d’s. I recommend the book The Self-Droven Child. Super helpful in thinking through how and where to insist, and how to give more autonomy. It’s helped all of us in my family.[/quote] This book and the follow-up were quite useful for my family as well. Kept me from being too hands on. If I manage my high schooler's work, how will they cope in college without family and with lots of other stresses and distractions? Yes, their brain is still immature, so I can't let everything fly, but they have to find their own drive. [/quote]
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