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School wants to move daughter into IEP, please help!
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<blockquote data-quote="HaoZi" data-source="post: 417376"><p>My Kiddo has an IEP for emotional disorders that are expressed in some pretty nasty behavior. She's a smart kid overall, some issues with taking things literally that adds to her emotional response and also shows up in writing/reading comprehension type things. In a lot of ways, she's a mini-me. Does it sting that she has a harder time "keeping it together" to the point that she has an IEP? Yes, yes indeed it does. Me more so than her, for sure. Does her IEP help her? Undeniably, so I swallow that sting and look for more ways to help her, because it's about her, not me.</p><p></p><p>Does she get picked on more because she has the IEP? I'm not certain, but I think if that was the case I'd be getting a lot more phone calls from school because I know how well she doesn't take being picked on.</p><p></p><p>Now, if your kid broke her ankle, and the doctor said she needs crutches until its back up to par, would you say "No, she's just got to tough it out and learn to manage at school, but she can use them at home"?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HaoZi, post: 417376"] My Kiddo has an IEP for emotional disorders that are expressed in some pretty nasty behavior. She's a smart kid overall, some issues with taking things literally that adds to her emotional response and also shows up in writing/reading comprehension type things. In a lot of ways, she's a mini-me. Does it sting that she has a harder time "keeping it together" to the point that she has an IEP? Yes, yes indeed it does. Me more so than her, for sure. Does her IEP help her? Undeniably, so I swallow that sting and look for more ways to help her, because it's about her, not me. Does she get picked on more because she has the IEP? I'm not certain, but I think if that was the case I'd be getting a lot more phone calls from school because I know how well she doesn't take being picked on. Now, if your kid broke her ankle, and the doctor said she needs crutches until its back up to par, would you say "No, she's just got to tough it out and learn to manage at school, but she can use them at home"? [/QUOTE]
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