Anonymous
Post 01/23/2014 20:27     Subject: Should I give just one example on the parent referral form?
We went through this last year and I only gave one example for each. My goal was to not need to attach an extra sheet of paper.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2014 20:21     Subject: Should I give just one example on the parent referral form?
Yes one. more doesn't mean better, it's just more. besides there's so little room to write.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2014 18:25     Subject: Should I give just one example on the parent referral form?
Thank you, I will stick to one.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2014 16:57     Subject: Should I give just one example on the parent referral form?
I would type it onto the online form so that you don't write more than they want to read.

One example should fill the space.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2014 16:56     Subject: Should I give just one example on the parent referral form?
The parent/guardian questionnaire, as many of you may know, asks questions about a child's curiosity, focus, etc., and asks, "Give an example for each." I'm going to give just one, because that's what the directions say--more is not better, right? (Not trying to imply I have hundreds of examples, but I could give two very good examples for one category.)