first, request a meeting with the teachers- ask her to describe the distractibility, etc. Then schedule appointments with the pediatrician- have them evaluated medically (some of what you are describing COULD be ADHD…I don’t like how quickly people jump to that, but you should definitely look into it)

Between the 2 you should find good resolutions for your children…stay in touch with the teachers and as silly as it sounds- really make sure the kids are eating right and getting a good amount of sleep (and trust me, I know “quality time” is hard to come by….develop a small routine with each child- 10 mins at bedtime- “What was the best part or your day? worst part?” and then share your answers too- this is something my son and I do every night)

I decide to call the School and request that my child be tested to see if my child was being challenged enough in her class. I also, requested her to be tested for dyslexia. After the test the counselor realized that she was not being challenge , she was bored in class. she did not have dyslexia. Also, to help her concentrate during a test the Teacher would allow her to wear headphones. . I think that if there is a child that is having difficult in school concentrate this should be address to the child’s family and have different test run for he/she so, this child gets help and not be consider a problem child. My child is happy now and so are her Teachers too. I hope this helps, good luck

They seem to be learning differently than the others.

Edit: oh, yeah, btw, I’m not a professional learning counselor/ advisor /whatever