So what are you saying? Just do nothing and hope they figure it out? I think it's a parent's job to attempt to educate teachers on whatever disability or condition their child has, esp. if things have not been going well for the child. explained information about my DS, I gave them a link and said "This explains it better than I can."
If the articles are just on "giftedness" and not a very specific issue other than that, I agree that can be taken the wrong way.
This sounds like a good compromise to me - I can pick out very specific points that I want to address (poor working memory!! visual spatial kid!!!) and go from there. This teacher just does not "get" DD so I'm glad I saw this post before I logged off.
