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    Originally Posted by ebeth
    We have had such a topsy-turvy week! First, DS was accepted to DYS. Then we had a frustrating meeting with the school in which they said that DS was just average in math and should stay in 4th grade without a subject acceleration. <even with his extremely high WJ III scores>. He keeps missing points on tests because he is trying to do something much harder than what the simple question is asking! It is still a struggle to not doubt your child's abilities when the school can't see it.

    DS6 is the same way. He answers correctly his own questions. I believe that happens even more when the questions are way too easy.

    Good luck with the school.


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