Smart Kids with School Problems: Things to Know and Ways to Help (Plume) I was hoping for information on how I could work with my son. There were some good tips for parents, but I felt that this book was more about working with school system and once properly diagnosed, the school system would direct the efforts to help the child. I’m one of those who doesn’t completely trust the system and wants to do more for myself. Still it gave me some information that I didn’t already have that I can use when working with my son’s teachers. I thought it did good job of describing the issues for smart kids who are having trouble in school, especially in the area of language. It described how school personnel test and asses and child for the various issues and what the test scores mean. I thought the case histories were very illustrative.
: For the frustrated parents of “Conundrum Kids,” bright children whose overall academic performance does not match their intellectual capabilities. Concise and authoritative, this much-needed guide is a welcome resource for parents, and teachers. Smart Kids with School Problems: Things to Know and Ways to Help (Plume)
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