The teacher reports to the nurse that despite adequate intelligence, a child is not performing well in school. The nurse's initial assessments would include:
A) Talking with the child to determine if there are family stressors, such as divorce, that are interfering with the child's performance.
B) Conducting a vision and hearing screening.
C) Determining if there is conflict between the child and the teacher.
D) Observing the child in the classroom to see interactions between the child and others.
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