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Old 03-06-2008, 10:23 AM #5
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you are on the right track. it takes time to get it all out of his system and learn new behaiver.

how he acts in school now is all he knows. he is used to not having the attention span. it will take some time for his body and mind to get used to sitting and consentrated for extened periods.

i still work on my grandson. he loves to set timers to study and read now. it's like a game. he add a minute every few days.

my daughter is 13. she does fine as long as she doesn't have music on or had snackls she shouldn't have. that is hard with a teenager.
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