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Based from Fabian's grades in his core subjects, he is failing because he rarely turns in his assignments and classworks. He had to be prodded to complete tasks. Fabian can do the work, sometimes he does not have the motivation to do the work. Due to this behavior, it has been affecting his performance in the classroom and his

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