TEACHER'S COMMENTS
John generally plays well with
the other children. Though he sometimes has trouble keeping his mouth shut,
his enthusiasm is genuine. He enjoys being devil's advocate and
often exhibits shockingly naive irresponsibility (red flag?). He is, however, quite
punctual. Without regular medication John tends to fidget. His personal
hygiene is reflexive.
Dug has a shy nature which
makes him reluctant to participate in group activity. When left to his own
devices he finds creative ways to pass the time. He seems to relish
opportunities to surreptitiously observe others (red flag?). He likes
animals and is quick to show you a picture of his dog. His personal hygiene
is perpetual.
Veronica has a surly
disposition masking a generous nature. Susceptible to peer pressure, she
can fall in with the wrong crowd and sometimes she finds
herself in over her head (red flag?). Traditional activities and old-fashioned fun
bring out her strengths as an organizer. Her personal hygiene is
poached.
Pinky is the most energetic
student in class. This may be something to medicate, but for now we are
attempting to focus her attention with the use of crackers. Her social
acuity has developed far beyond her years (red flag?). Over-extending
herself can result in freakishly long appendages. Her personal hygiene is
snappy.
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