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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] This is OP - thanks for this comment. While I do agree that the teacher is not blaming me (after reading all these comments and thinking about it more) - I do think the teacher is not exactly helping. Without posting the whole email - she tells me all the things DD forgets to do - but there was no information given on how the school is working with her on this. They may, in fact, be working with her on it - but so far that hasn't been communicated to me. So I did sort of take the statement as "we (the parent and child) need to fix this". End of story.[/quote] It's great that the teacher emailed you about all this! [b] It's documentation of adverse educational impact.[/b] Now, suss out whether she is doing anything to help or not. Respond with thanks for the information and ask for more information and advice. "As DD's parents we are happy to partner with you to try to develop her organizational skills. What are you doing with her at school to improve these skills? How can we reinforce at home the organizational learning she is getting at school? Do you recommend any outside help for developing organizational skills in first grade? etc." [/quote] Thanks good point. I'm new to this so bear with me!![/quote]
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