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  • Daughter: Age 10
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mrswingert - June 07, 2009
My daughter is ?? She doesn't know how to write cursive. ( Her school knows, we are now working on a summer packet at home. Therefor daily I'm pushing her to try, tears every time.) Doesn't know her math facts. When she starts something new if it doesn't come easy she quits. We have had her tested. She is fine.

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  • Daughters: Ages 23 & 18
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FamilyHost_Pia - June 07, 2009
Seeing you had your daughter tested, I would talk to the teachers in your daughters school and see what you all can do to help her. Who did the testing if you don't mind my asking?
Have you talked to your daughters doctor to see if there is anything he/or she could recommend?
One thing I would not do, is let her quit anything she does not get right from the start. I would make sure she keeps on trying. Encourage and praise her often, even for the little things she does accomplish.
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xenozoomer - September 26, 2009
we use the kumon workbooks, found at any chain bookstore for purchase. they are so awesome and my kid loves them. the method used in the workbooks allow the kid to feel achievement.
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  • Son: Age 18
  • Daughters: Ages 23 & 18
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FamilyHost_Pia - October 08, 2009
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  we use the kumon workbooks, found at any chain bookstore for purchase. they are so awesome and my kid loves them. the method used in the workbooks allow the kid to feel achievement.  
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I will have to check on those workbooks! Thank you for that information! :)
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