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When Home and School See Different Things

Different observations across settings can reveal useful information about structure, fatigue, predictability and task demands.

Written / reviewed by Liat Soresman · Educational Profiling and Neurodevelopmental Learning Specialist

Do not average differences away

Parent and teacher observations come from different environments and can both be valid.

Compare the environments

Look at structure, noise, social demand, time of day, fatigue and how much adult support is available.

Look for reproducible patterns

Ask when the difficulty appears, when it does not and what changes between those conditions.

Use differences to refine support

Contextual variation can help identify conditions that improve access to learning.

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Liat Soresman
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This article provides general educational information and is not a diagnosis or a substitute for individual professional assessment.

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