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<blockquote data-quote="Andy" data-source="post: 197852" data-attributes="member: 5096"><p>Thank you! I knew you guys would understand. I did keep pretty calm during the screaching and frustrations. I really think he does this on purpose to try to put his not doing homework on me. "Mom, stop frustratng me!" I haven't done anything exept help him. He is the one choosing to be frustrated and stressed. If he would just relax! This way he can blame me for not doing well - I think not! Not going to work!</p><p> </p><p>I asked him to do his stress eraser and he said he was too tired. I told him he would probably have a nightmare if he did not do it and he replied that he was doing it in his head which is very good. He needs to know how to calm down without the hand held devise.</p><p> </p><p>I think some of our kids do hold things in at school and the teachers don't believe what they can't see. They don't see the inside feelings that are getting in the way just because they can hold it together during the school hours.</p><p> </p><p>difficult child goes to a very small private school. No IEP but the teachers are great to work with. They will do whatever doctors suggest (drink bottle on desk) and anything I ask (stress eraser whenever he needs to). These teachers are more flexible with difficult child than I am. They are more willing to give him a break when I insist that he be held accountable like the other kids would. I do know what can be expected of difficult child and how far he can be pushed. The teachers and I really are partners in this. I know they will help me with an IEP for next year if difficult child needs one. I will discuss it with them in the Spring.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy, post: 197852, member: 5096"] Thank you! I knew you guys would understand. I did keep pretty calm during the screaching and frustrations. I really think he does this on purpose to try to put his not doing homework on me. "Mom, stop frustratng me!" I haven't done anything exept help him. He is the one choosing to be frustrated and stressed. If he would just relax! This way he can blame me for not doing well - I think not! Not going to work! I asked him to do his stress eraser and he said he was too tired. I told him he would probably have a nightmare if he did not do it and he replied that he was doing it in his head which is very good. He needs to know how to calm down without the hand held devise. I think some of our kids do hold things in at school and the teachers don't believe what they can't see. They don't see the inside feelings that are getting in the way just because they can hold it together during the school hours. difficult child goes to a very small private school. No IEP but the teachers are great to work with. They will do whatever doctors suggest (drink bottle on desk) and anything I ask (stress eraser whenever he needs to). These teachers are more flexible with difficult child than I am. They are more willing to give him a break when I insist that he be held accountable like the other kids would. I do know what can be expected of difficult child and how far he can be pushed. The teachers and I really are partners in this. I know they will help me with an IEP for next year if difficult child needs one. I will discuss it with them in the Spring. [/QUOTE]
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