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Not So Formulaic by Ginny Kochis
The child who seems to ignore your directions is the child lost in her own thoughts.
The child who appears sloppy and disorganized is the child who struggles with executive functioning.
The child who climbs walls, meltdowns, lashes out, and gets angry is the child who can’t yet verbalize what she needs.
The child who is lazy and unmotivated in her school work is the child who is paralyzed by perfection and fear.
In children, behavior is communication. Try giving them a second look.
The child who appears sloppy and disorganized is the child who struggles with executive functioning.
The child who climbs walls, meltdowns, lashes out, and gets angry is the child who can’t yet verbalize what she needs.
The child who is lazy and unmotivated in her school work is the child who is paralyzed by perfection and fear.
In children, behavior is communication. Try giving them a second look.