Am I allowed a proud mummy moment please? DS (towering teenager, couple of SNs including tricky dyslexia) was told by his last school that he was Just No Good at maths, and was predicted to fail it so badly that it was barely worth putting him in for the exam.
Transferred him to another school where they cared what happened to him and taught him everything they could think of it try to help his brain do it.
He's just done his last GCSE in it, and is predicted to get a B!!!!! He even managed part of one of the really tough A* questions, he reckons. This, with a brain that can't do some of the maths at all because he can't visualise it. Fingers crossed, but I am just so pleased to see a big grin on his face today.
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amberlight · 01/06/2009 15:35
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