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Q's view from his spot in his "office".
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<blockquote data-quote="Shari" data-source="post: 499450" data-attributes="member: 1848"><p>Agreed, Susie. I have a contact at sped compliance that I run things by, too, and he helps me with wording...</p><p></p><p>Yeah, it won't work for everyone, but for now, its working for us. We are in a rural area, and I don't really want to move. This is our one option for schools, so... While I have given up hope that they'll learn and benefit other kids, I'm hopeful somehow I can benefit other kids. Cause they dang sure haven't learned yet... But slowly we are getting some things happening for Wee.</p><p></p><p>And ya know, a few Q-isms printed out might be a good opener for your next meeting...light, human. No idea if it works, but it always made me feel better to point out that my kiddo was a real person with good qualities instead of just bad. </p><p></p><p>And Wee's a lot younger than Q, but his cursing, etc, has all but gone away once they started just ignoring it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shari, post: 499450, member: 1848"] Agreed, Susie. I have a contact at sped compliance that I run things by, too, and he helps me with wording... Yeah, it won't work for everyone, but for now, its working for us. We are in a rural area, and I don't really want to move. This is our one option for schools, so... While I have given up hope that they'll learn and benefit other kids, I'm hopeful somehow I can benefit other kids. Cause they dang sure haven't learned yet... But slowly we are getting some things happening for Wee. And ya know, a few Q-isms printed out might be a good opener for your next meeting...light, human. No idea if it works, but it always made me feel better to point out that my kiddo was a real person with good qualities instead of just bad. And Wee's a lot younger than Q, but his cursing, etc, has all but gone away once they started just ignoring it. [/QUOTE]
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