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Student is not performing successfully in all subject areas and teachers indicate that academic difficulties are attributed to ADD.
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Student is not successful in most classes and teacher observation suggest that academic difficulties could be due to ADD.
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Student is successful in most classes and academic difficulties are not attributed to ADD.
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Student is successful in all classes.
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Child is unable to learn even with medications and accomodations are necessary.
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Child's learning is minimal even with medications and accomodations would benefit.
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Child's condition can be controlled by medications and accomodations may be used.
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Child's condition is mild and not on medication. Accomodations are not necessary.
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Scores reflect no yearly gains.
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Scores reflect minimal learning gains in less than 2 subtest areas.
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Scores reflect minimal to average learning gains in all subtest areas.
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Learning gains are average to above average in all subtest areas.
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