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Within the classroom, his teacher could also think of different ways to engage your son and address his needs. For example your son could:Have extra questions he can do when he is finished the basic work. Be encouraged to engage in projects such as entering a national maths or writing competition, or representing the classroom in a quiz or sending an article or zany advert to a newspaper.
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