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    #24765 09/03/08 10:13 AM
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    Hi everyone I am feeling a little overwhelemed. I wrote my first post about my concerns for my middle son in the learning enviroments forum.

    Where do I need to start to learn how to be a productive advocate for my children? What books would you recommend? Websites? Tests? Etc.

    Thanks for any advice and help you can offer.

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    Welcome!

    CFK suggested my top book picks. I would also suggest you add Smart Boys by Barbara Kerr and Sanford Cohn to your reading list.

    IQ testing results were very helpful to my husband and I to find the resolve to take action for our kids. Unfortunately many educators do immediately dismiss IQ test results, especially for a kid who has not yet proven his abilities.

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