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His teacher is hitting my son
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<blockquote data-quote="InsaneCdn" data-source="post: 439980" data-attributes="member: 11791"><p>"What came up was that running away to another entirely new place and school, though tempting, was not the best for J. "</p><p></p><p>I hear you! We've just gone through the same discussion... and what it boils down to is, are you better off with the devil you know or the devil you don't know?This being Canada - where we're allowed to get pushy, and the concept of "foreigner" is not so well-defined - we've gotten pushy. But, even then, its tough - step on too many toes, and you close the only doors currently open... then what... move and spend 3 years trying to get established again? by then, he's done school! So... It is REALLY tough.Is there any chance you could observe in the class? Do other parents do this? If so, its possible to see the sequence of events that leads up to this happening... which provides FAR more data than just dealing with the final last-straw action.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="InsaneCdn, post: 439980, member: 11791"] "What came up was that running away to another entirely new place and school, though tempting, was not the best for J. " I hear you! We've just gone through the same discussion... and what it boils down to is, are you better off with the devil you know or the devil you don't know?This being Canada - where we're allowed to get pushy, and the concept of "foreigner" is not so well-defined - we've gotten pushy. But, even then, its tough - step on too many toes, and you close the only doors currently open... then what... move and spend 3 years trying to get established again? by then, he's done school! So... It is REALLY tough.Is there any chance you could observe in the class? Do other parents do this? If so, its possible to see the sequence of events that leads up to this happening... which provides FAR more data than just dealing with the final last-straw action. [/QUOTE]
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