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Elementary School Child Observation
The elementary school student is six years old. He is a black male. He attends McKibben Lane Elementary School and is in the first grade. He is an A-B honor roll student and has recently received a ribbon for his good grades.
His mom and dad finished high school. His mother has a degree in early childhood education. The home atmosphere is that education is the key and the mom is into her kid by helping them with homework is needed be. There is technology in the house for school purposes. The child does have any physical problems. He attended preschool at M .A .Evans Grade School.
While observing the student he was focus on his work but moves a likes to move around. He is a visual learner and a kinesthetic for example with his word walls

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