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Re: 4-year-old resistance to making marks on paper

From: Woody Duncan (wduncan)
Date: Sun Jan 30 2000 - 09:37:04 PST

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    This reminds me of a discussion about a young lady who would not talk
    in the presence of adults. She was highly intelligent and her teacher
    had over heard her reading in pairs (quite well too) until the girl realized
    that the teacher was over hearing her. neither of these things not speaking
    nor making marks is most likely a long lasting situation. Attempt to
    find out
    if the child's development is normal in other regards, if it is be patient.
                                            Woody in KC

    Thankfully, we are all gifted in different ways.

    Alison Bell wrote:
    >
    > Hi there
    > I am a parent of a 4-year-old who is positively hostile to making marks
    > on paper. 

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