---
title: What if teachers say they don’t know enough about a child to score certain items?
description: If a teacher has known a child for at least 2 months, he/she should be encouraged to complete the TR
url: "https://answers.aseba.org/post/what-if-teachers-say-they-dont-know-enough-about-a-child-to-score-certain-items-on-the-trf/"
updated: "2024-02-01"
category: ASEBA Forms
tags:
  - "C-TRF 1½-5"
  - "TRF 6-18"
---

# What if teachers say they don’t know enough about a child to score certain items?

If a teacher has known a child for at least 2 months, he/she should be encouraged to complete the TRF, even if guessing is necessary. The teacher can be informed that a score of 0 does not require complete certainty that the problem does not occur, but only that he/she does not know that it occurs. *The instructions state: 0 = Not True (as far as you know)*.
