Anonymous
11/13/2017 16:35
Subject: Does anyone have a child who struggled in ES and MS but thrived in HS?
Yes once we treated the ADHD.
Anonymous
11/13/2017 16:22
Subject: Does anyone have a child who struggled in ES and MS but thrived in HS?
It's extremely rare -- kids are who they are -- but of course parents will see what they want to see, confirmation bias.
It's like expecting a kid who doesn't play baseball to go try out for the varsity high school team. Possible, but unlikely.
To be a good student you at least have to have a baseline IQ and reading and writing skills. I work with a lot of teens who are passed through grades and haven't completed a book in their life.
It's like expecting a kid who doesn't play baseball to go try out for the varsity high school team. Possible, but unlikely.
To be a good student you at least have to have a baseline IQ and reading and writing skills. I work with a lot of teens who are passed through grades and haven't completed a book in their life.
Anonymous
11/13/2017 15:59
Subject: Does anyone have a child who struggled in ES and MS but thrived in HS?
Anonymous wrote:I hit my stride junior / senior year in high school and it carried on through college and law school. A change in my group of friends as they spun off into distractions found me hanging more with the college-bound crowd and my grades improved.
This describes my son too (although he's only a sophomore in College) he's night and day from his ES/MS early HS self.