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Begin by entering the child's name, date of birth, and your name as the teacher. Fill in today’s date, class time, class name/period, and grade level.
Review the directions carefully. Each rating should reflect the child’s behavior since the beginning of the school year. Indicate how long you have been evaluating these behaviors.
For each symptom listed, select a frequency option: Never, Occasionally, Often, or Very Often. This will help assess attention-related issues and behavioral concerns.
Continue through the symptoms section until all items are rated. Pay special attention to both academic performance and classroom behavioral performance sections.
In the comments section at the end of the form, provide any additional insights that may be helpful for evaluation.
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