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[quote=Anonymous]This can be frustrating but it really does taper off in later grades. In addition, it is important that your daughter learn to have fun, study, focus in all different kinds of situations and just pulling her out of school so she can be with quiet girls (when there is no guarantee of this) is not the answer. What will happen at her all girls school when there is a mean girls clique? Or when there are other disruptive students? Or is she is the talker and everyone is so shy? At Sidwell, GDS, Beauvoir, etc the classes get rearranged every year. My calm boy was with disruptive boys for two years and now in 1st grade is in the calmer class. I'm happy for him for the break. Will he be with those boys in other years, yes. Will he have to learn how to deal with it? Yes. The same way he will deal with slow readers, better math students, people who can sing more on key, people who are tone deaf, etc... You get the point. Teach your daughter that people learn things at different rates. And that these boys are learning how to be calm at a different rate. Talk to your teachers about what they can do to help make the classroom environment better for everyone, including the boys who are having trouble controlling themselves. This happens everywhere. I was in the grocery store the other day and saw a woman pushing her cart with three boys. She would tell them what she wanted and one would take it off the shelf, lob it to the other one, who lobbed it to the third and he would dunk it into the cart. I started laughing and she said "You must be the mother of boys." When I asked her how she knew, she said that the mother of girls only glare at her...[/quote]
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