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Childhood Assessment: Forest Avenue Academic Magnet School
Victor is a male who is seven years and two months of age. He is currently in the first grade at Forest Avenue Academic Magnet School. Victor is an only child and he resides with both of his parents. He is a native English speaker and a very bright child. He has an outgoing personality and is a confident student. Victor has a good rapport with his classmates and teachers. He stated that his favorite subject is reading and that he enjoys playing kickball with his classmates. I began this process by first obtaining written permission from the parent. Parent reported that Victor enjoys going to Science Lab. He loves to sing songs and his favorite singer is Charlie Wilson. Victor likes to play baseball and basketball. The following information

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