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Carl is an eight year old boy. He does well in most of his classes and, generally speaking, likes school. However, he is getting a D in spelling because he refuses to practice his spelling words. He has been evaluated and does not have a learning disability, but his difficulties in spelling are starting to affect his other classes. Which is the best solution? Why?

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          Carl is an eight year old boy. He does well in most of his classes and, generally speaking, likes school. However, he is getting a D in spelling because he refuses to practice his spelling words. He has been evaluated and does not have a learning disability, but his difficulties in spelling are starting to affect his other classes. Which is the best solution? Why?

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Carl is an eight year old boy. He does well in most of his classes and, generally speaking, likes school. However, he is getting a D in spelling because he refuses to practice his spelling words. He has been evaluated and does not have a learning disability, but his difficulties in spelling are starting to affect his other classes. Which is the best solution? Why?