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Mr. Servin's Classroom

  • Soto Street Elementary School
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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A teacher loaned me a seat cushion for one student, for a day. It helped my student focus and complete his assignments. He didn't bother other students. I was amazed at the difference. Considering I have more than one student with ADHD, I thought "I could use a few of these." It is difficult to comprehend, however there are students in third grade that do not know how to hold a pencil. These pencil grips will assist students before they move on to the next grade. As they get older, they write more. Learning how to hold a pencil is critical.

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A teacher loaned me a seat cushion for one student, for a day. It helped my student focus and complete his assignments. He didn't bother other students. I was amazed at the difference. Considering I have more than one student with ADHD, I thought "I could use a few of these." It is difficult to comprehend, however there are students in third grade that do not know how to hold a pencil. These pencil grips will assist students before they move on to the next grade. As they get older, they write more. Learning how to hold a pencil is critical.

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