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<blockquote data-quote="TiredSoul" data-source="post: 380335" data-attributes="member: 3930"><p>Sharon,</p><p>Thanks for this - and no offense taken. I welcome all suggestions. Yes, I feel your verbiage is much more effective. Usually I write that way, but maybe my hesitation is coming thru on this. I don't know whether to push for a class change or not. I am afraid my difficult child won't be happy (do well) in the other class either and then what? They'll think 'I told you so' and I will feel bad for 'causing problems' for them. </p><p></p><p>I originally communicated with the lady who works with him at his school - she is the one who manages his IEP. She said I would need to contact the principal to change classrooms. And, no - his teacher is not supportive of him changing classes. This is her response to me making that suggestion:</p><p></p><p>Actually, I think that switching (difficult child) to Mrs. X's class is NOT a good idea. We both have the exact same numbers and pretty much the same kinds of personalities of kiddos. We will be working closely with planning and doing similar work this year. She also said he is doing a wonderful job with his class work and trying his best to do what is expected. So is this just a form of manipulation by my difficult child?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TiredSoul, post: 380335, member: 3930"] Sharon, Thanks for this - and no offense taken. I welcome all suggestions. Yes, I feel your verbiage is much more effective. Usually I write that way, but maybe my hesitation is coming thru on this. I don't know whether to push for a class change or not. I am afraid my difficult child won't be happy (do well) in the other class either and then what? They'll think 'I told you so' and I will feel bad for 'causing problems' for them. I originally communicated with the lady who works with him at his school - she is the one who manages his IEP. She said I would need to contact the principal to change classrooms. And, no - his teacher is not supportive of him changing classes. This is her response to me making that suggestion: Actually, I think that switching (difficult child) to Mrs. X's class is NOT a good idea. We both have the exact same numbers and pretty much the same kinds of personalities of kiddos. We will be working closely with planning and doing similar work this year. She also said he is doing a wonderful job with his class work and trying his best to do what is expected. So is this just a form of manipulation by my difficult child? [/QUOTE]
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