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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't freak out if it seems they don't give a shit. My DD was one of those kids who never studied, had the sloppiest handwriting, was always filthy, and got like, Bs and Cs. In all of elementary school she asked me for help studying ONCE. Then she got to middle school and BAM. It was like I had a new child. Neat handwriting, super organized (at school - her bedroom was still a wreck), homework handed in on time, straight A's. She changed. I did nothing except offering to help.[/quote] From your typing fingers to G-d's ears for my rising 6th grader. She sounds like your was in ES. I am scared to death for her in MS. Didn't help that her 5th grade teacher agreed with me on the last day of school.[/quote]
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