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8 Time well spent.
Before we came to Cotting we could see how much potential David had,” says his mother, Margaret. “He arrived at Cotting with virtually no math skills and a language disorder. Now he’s chatting day and night. His language and sentence structure are far better. He understands more of what is being read; he can put more ideas together now. David’s ability to converse has dramatically changed, and he answers others right away. His teacher has a plan; she knows exactly what she is doing, and his therapists are impressive.” Margaret enumerates further changes, “Now David will look at his math homework and say, ‘I can do this by myself,’ and he beams with pride when he sees the results. Cotting’s smaller class size has helped; he likes routine and his schedule. This summer he participated in a play, which helped to increase his self awareness and self esteem.” His father, Bill, notices that “The changes that David has exhibited are nothing short of phenomenal. He’s flourishing now. He has confidence in himself and in his surroundings. Previously, he was afraid of being shoved by other students and he withdrew, but that is not his personality. At Cotting, he is much more comfortable around students his own age, and he is making friends. Even when he’s outside Cotting, he is more confident when he interacts with people.” 9 “The changes that David has exhibited are nothing short of phenomenal. He’s flourishing now. He has confidence in himself and in his surroundings. ” ~ Bill Veronelli
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