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how to get mildly Aspie DS to study for year ten exams?

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Panadbois Fri 08-Mar-13 12:47:03

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Panadbois Fri 08-Mar-13 08:31:48

Any tips??

I managed to get him to look at a book for twenty minutes last night.

He's had a result back for English Lit, a C . (disappointing when we know he can achieve an A.)

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Panadbois Wed 06-Mar-13 08:12:38

He's very bright, but there is no talking to him!

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TaggieCampbellBlack Wed 06-Mar-13 07:36:58

No idea. DD (also yr 10) is hurtling towards exam catastrophe. I have an appointment to see SENCo next week.

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overmydeadbody Wed 06-Mar-13 07:35:13

I was going to say bribery.

Also, could you write him a daily timetable that has studying slots in it? Then he knows in advance when he will have to study?

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Panadbois Wed 06-Mar-13 07:32:04

bumping. Just about managed to get him to look at two subjects for twenty minutes each last night.

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Panadbois Tue 05-Mar-13 15:22:16

When he responds ' what's the point?'

I am finding myself bribing him with time on the computer, or threatening him with no computer for not studying.

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