Well, there’s always room within the education system to test students who are struggling with reading and writing – but to blanket test every student in the system doesn’t make a lot of sense to teachers.
Teachers, just by working with students in school, will be able to identify strengths and weaknesses and where they need to focus extra attention on students’ abilities.
Experts say that in every Ontario classroom, there are likely two or three students with ADHD. Izabella is one. She wishes more teachers would understand. How Ontario schools are failing kids (thestar.com)
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