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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 256847" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>THat teacher needs to be reported. HOW ABUSIVE! She would be in deep trouble if she were my kid's teacher and talked to my child that way. I'd go over the district's head and report her to the Dept. of Public Education. That's criminal to say she'd stand over him with a fly swatter and that he's doing all this for attention. When did SHE become a psychiatrist?</p><p>I wouldn't give her the time of day (the teacher). I'd be trying to get serious help for my son--and the teacher is really mean. I'd want her punished so she couldn't say those things to another child. There are a lot of useful things for your child, none that the teacher advises. These are useful things:</p><p>1/I'd get him a complete and fresh neuropsychologist evaluation to nail down his different disorders in a better way. Seems as if everyone who is seeing him has no idea what is wrong so they are labeling him with everything that exists. In my experience, that means that they have no clue. See a neuropsychologist. They are the best and do intensive testing.</p><p></p><p>2. Get appropriate interventions in school and an IEP and make sure your child is nowhere near Miss Know-It-All. Just thinking about how she talked to you rattles my teeth.</p><p></p><p>3. Get therapy for him and a Child Psychiatrist as well as taking him for a neuropsychologist evaluation and have them all three working on the same page.</p><p></p><p>4. I would consider a smaller class for him, especially if he has sensory issues.</p><p></p><p>Grrrrrrrrrrr. THat teacher really rankles me. And so does the idea of a 9 year old in juvie. A 16 year old, maybe, but not a 9 year old. Do you know the kinds of kids in there??? They are treated "bad"--there is no mental health or autism help AT ALL. His hiding under the table and having only one friend is very Aspergers-like. I wouldn't punish him for that--it's not his fault--and I certainly would not send him away for being wired differently. I think he'd be beyond traumatized. Juvy is a punishsment, not a place to help heal kids. And the kids are hardcore.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 256847, member: 1550"] THat teacher needs to be reported. HOW ABUSIVE! She would be in deep trouble if she were my kid's teacher and talked to my child that way. I'd go over the district's head and report her to the Dept. of Public Education. That's criminal to say she'd stand over him with a fly swatter and that he's doing all this for attention. When did SHE become a psychiatrist? I wouldn't give her the time of day (the teacher). I'd be trying to get serious help for my son--and the teacher is really mean. I'd want her punished so she couldn't say those things to another child. There are a lot of useful things for your child, none that the teacher advises. These are useful things: 1/I'd get him a complete and fresh neuropsychologist evaluation to nail down his different disorders in a better way. Seems as if everyone who is seeing him has no idea what is wrong so they are labeling him with everything that exists. In my experience, that means that they have no clue. See a neuropsychologist. They are the best and do intensive testing. 2. Get appropriate interventions in school and an IEP and make sure your child is nowhere near Miss Know-It-All. Just thinking about how she talked to you rattles my teeth. 3. Get therapy for him and a Child Psychiatrist as well as taking him for a neuropsychologist evaluation and have them all three working on the same page. 4. I would consider a smaller class for him, especially if he has sensory issues. Grrrrrrrrrrr. THat teacher really rankles me. And so does the idea of a 9 year old in juvie. A 16 year old, maybe, but not a 9 year old. Do you know the kinds of kids in there??? They are treated "bad"--there is no mental health or autism help AT ALL. His hiding under the table and having only one friend is very Aspergers-like. I wouldn't punish him for that--it's not his fault--and I certainly would not send him away for being wired differently. I think he'd be beyond traumatized. Juvy is a punishsment, not a place to help heal kids. And the kids are hardcore. [/QUOTE]
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