LEONARD MICHAEL VALERO HALILI

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                    [Summary] => I am now handling a sixth grade student from an exclusive  boys’ school in Metro Manila. I learned that early this week, the class ranking of the graduating grade school class was announced. During his lower year, my patient had ranked second. This year, he had performed outstandingly and was expected to be the class valedictorian. When he heard the announcement in school that he was just the first honorable mention, he reacted initially with passivity, disbelief and numbness.
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When school grades lead to depression

By SECURITY BLANKET By Dr. Nina Halili-Jao | March 28, 2004 - 12:00am

I am now handling a sixth grade student from an exclusive boys’ school in Metro Manila. I learned that early this week, the class ranking of the graduating grade school class was announced. During his lower...

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