• Your child's teacher or school counselor recommends it. This may happen at a parent-teacher conference or when progress reports or report cards go home.
• Your child's grades start to fall, even though he seems to be working.
• Your child's homework is neither complete nor accurate, no matter how long she spends doing it. This may indicate a lack of basic skills or a weakness in a specific academic area.
• Your child shows an increasing lack of confidence and motivation.
• Your child has lost interest in learning.
• Your child has extreme anxiety before tests.
• Your child is reluctant to go to school because he fears failure or criticism.
• Your child's teacher says she is acting up or becoming a behavior problem.
• Your child says, "I'm too stupid. I'll never understand this stuff."
• Your child says, "I give up." Or worse, you hear yourself saying it.

Reprinted from the AZ Republic

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