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Home : 2007 : Oct : 29
Being depressed and giving up on her dream of going to college is not going to help her. Figuring out why she can't pass the test is going to help her. I think someone needs to sit down with her (she can call a community college and get a math student there to do this), have her read the problems on the test aloud (you can download past math exit exams off the internet), then complete the problems, working them out orally, as she goes along. This way, someone who understands math very well can "witness" her difficulties. If she really isn't getting the math at all, then she needs to be tested for a math LD. It's never too late to be tested for LD's. She can receive accommodations in college to help her. So, I would suggest calling a local community college, getting someone there to sit with her while she takes a practice test, then deciding where to go after that.
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