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Nov 1, 2005
My daughter has been in private school from k-9th grade, We
decided to move her this year to public school. Normally
she has been a mostly B student, but the transistion to
10th grade in public school has been more difficult.
I think her main struggle is the ability to stay focused
and organized. In addition, I think she is almost phobic of
test taking.
As a side note, her father has dyslexia and her brother is
ADHD. How do I tell if these problems are a learning
diablility or just laziness?
Should I have her tested? And if so what kinds of tests?
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On 11/01/05, Angie wrote:
> My daughter has been in private school from k-9th grade,
We
> decided to move her this year to public school. Normally
> she has been a mostly B student, but the transistion to
> 10th grade in public school has been more difficult.
>
> I think her mai...See More