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Apologies I missed the psych part on first reading. I worked with a child like this once, he was year 6 and an IQ (even though I hate comparison of IQs) of 51. Very low ability, couldn't even write his name when I got there but could when I left! But his behaviour improved when he was allowed to do half an hour of his favourite thing, colouring, after half an hour of "work", stiing quietly and being well behaved.Took a LOT of calmness and patience, positive reinforcement, not reacting and ignoring bad behaviour and showing I was unimpressed. All made much worse by a really terrrible home life and a lot of negative learned beahaviour. Maybe the nurturing element of being around younger children is the key to helping him, give him responsibility for something, a plant maybe or a job that's his alone that he can take ownership of and pride in. Find out what he like or is good at and use that. I think you;re right he needs sameness and consistency which he isn't getting at home if parents are divorced and in school if he has 3 teachers. He is probably scared and trying to control what he can. Best wishes, Aly Chair Auditory Processing Disorder in the UK/APDUK www.lacewingmultimedia.com/APD.htm www.apduk.org |
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