Homework Separation, Strengths And Weaknesses

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How is the student doing in your classroom? (Current grades in Your Class, homework completion, strengths and weaknesses in social and educational areas)

Harrison is always helpful and willing to help others around him. Reading and writing are weaknesses of Harrison’s. He is reading below grade level. He does not like others to be around when he receives help especially when it comes to reading. He is working on phonemically spelling his words, but his spelling is below grade level. When spelling he misses key letters for example the word hunter he would spell hntr. He tends to get frustrated easily and when frustration occurs he breaks down. Harrison has a lot of potential, but he tends to get frustrated easily and does not work through

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