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    I think I would email the teacher explaining why DD said what and how (C&CF) she said and what she is afraid of. That way you can start off w/out any misunderstandings and go from there.

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    I think it's a good idea to clear up any misunderstandings. Teachers know that 7-year-olds, gifted or not, can be accidently rude.

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    It is true that solving problems helps, but doesn't change the nature of the child. Always plenty of growing to do while parenting, yes?
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