My son is 3, he taught himself all the 8 planets, and the dwarf planets. He's currently teaching himself the states and interested in geography. He does show some early signs of dyslexia, but I just found out the way I parent is naturally in a "multisensory" way.
We have a family history of giftedness and dyslexia. His sister is 5. She was the same way at 2&3 and was very excited to start school. I didn't anticipate any school issues, but they happened and are still happening.
When we got her psychological testing done we got my son's done aswell.
My question is should I include any of this information during enrollment of pre-k in 2023? Or should I let him have his own experience in school first?
I just don't want to assume he'll have school issues, but I also want to set him up for the most positive experience.
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My son is 3, he taught himself all the 8 planets, and the dwarf planets. He's currently teaching himself the states and interested in geography. He does show some early signs of dyslexia, but I just found out the way I parent is naturally in a "multisensory" way.
We have a family history of giftedness and dyslexia. His sister is 5. She was the same way at 2&3 and was very excited to start school. I didn't anticipate any school issues, but they happened and are still happening.
When we got her psychological testing done we got my son's done aswell.
My question is should I include any of this information during enrollment of pre-k in 2023? Or should I let him have his own experience in school first?
I just don't want to assume he'll have school issues, but I also want to set him up for the most positive experience.
Any advice is appreciated
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