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[quote=Anonymous]I had a son like this. Also in private school, which I think matters to your situation. He was smart and barely tried in middle school but got all As. He never learned study techniques. A competitive private high school is so much different. It took him awhile to realize that what worked in middle school (review the night before, memorize the study guide) is not enough at his high school. I’d use a resource at your school. There’s definitely an academic counselor or someone on staff equipped to help. And coming from them is better than anything you could suggest. Do it now, because junior year is a whole step harder and he needs to learn how to study. [/quote]
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