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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 565315" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>People here don't love it when you have to educate them either. Sometimes I think its hard because they consider themselves trained experts. Really, I've called non IEP meetings where I've brought a handout about Quin's brain injury and I to this day remind people to never talk in front of him. That was an adult out of control, lost her patience and took it out on J. Those kinds of things have altered many a child's self esteem so whether or not their receptive, it will need to be done I imagine. If she was new to him that could have been a big issue ....but sounds like she knew him. </p><p>The whole argument that he has done better before urks me .....Ive heard that so much over the years. They need to know that it takes a slew of things going well that day, plus a ton of effort, for any of those better days to happen. </p><p>If nothing else, using a notebook to go back and forth would be better than shaming J like that! SHAME ON THAT WORKER!</p><p></p><p>Hugs, Malika, it is a very familiar dilemma. I feel for you, for sure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 565315, member: 12886"] People here don't love it when you have to educate them either. Sometimes I think its hard because they consider themselves trained experts. Really, I've called non IEP meetings where I've brought a handout about Quin's brain injury and I to this day remind people to never talk in front of him. That was an adult out of control, lost her patience and took it out on J. Those kinds of things have altered many a child's self esteem so whether or not their receptive, it will need to be done I imagine. If she was new to him that could have been a big issue ....but sounds like she knew him. The whole argument that he has done better before urks me .....Ive heard that so much over the years. They need to know that it takes a slew of things going well that day, plus a ton of effort, for any of those better days to happen. If nothing else, using a notebook to go back and forth would be better than shaming J like that! SHAME ON THAT WORKER! Hugs, Malika, it is a very familiar dilemma. I feel for you, for sure. [/QUOTE]
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