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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here, she does not have a learning disability!![/quote]

You don’t know that. My kid has aspergers/ADHD/Anxiety disorders. Even WE the parents didn’t figure it out until the fifth round of testing (at 3k a pop) back when testing wasn’t as good. You have no idea what she is struggling with but here you are judging. We poured thousands and thousands of dollars into therapists, shrinks, testing and tutors. Fortunately, the tutors were more experienced and less judgmental than you. There are some things that some SN kids cannot do. For our child it was math and writing a paper. I pray you are a troll

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You don’t know me. I’ve been tutoring many years and I am in the math field. I have been sought out to tutor kids in affluent areas. I don’t advertise. Parents come to me. It’s laughable you saying I’m not experienced. Hahaha[/quote]

Obviously you’re not very experienced if you don’t know how to deal with UMC kids who struggle with math.

I have two kids like this.  They’re not superstar students but have above average IQs.  They both have ADHD and one has a slow processing speed.  They’re well-rounded, friendly, popular kids who I have no doubt will excel in life and perhaps even have it easier than some kids who are math whizzes and A+ students but lack emotional IQ.

FWIW, I was an average student also until law school and always struggled with math.  I’m now a senior level attorney at a large, publicly-traded corporation and have managed to do pretty well for myself.  [/quote]

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