confuzzled
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sigh.
i try to be consistent. one of our rules this year is that if you get detention, automatic punishment from electronics for the day.
havent had a single problem with school all year, until today.
i dont have the details yet, just the dreaded message that she has detention on monday for a problem with a teacher today (sigh, the one old, crotchety one of course).
i dont want to make excuses for any bad behavior, but i actually do know the contributing factor today. she vomitted all of her medications this morning. i was afraid to re-give them, so she is probably completely medication-free today. i'll bet she feels like koi. (guess thats a HUGE testimonial to how much the medications do help!).
so i'm leaning toward not punishing at home--she'll still have detention of course. she'll tell me the truth when i ask what happened today, so unless its some crazy bad offense i think its probably unfair to punish. (not a doubt it was either rudeness or work refusal)
wwyd?
i try to be consistent. one of our rules this year is that if you get detention, automatic punishment from electronics for the day.
havent had a single problem with school all year, until today.
i dont have the details yet, just the dreaded message that she has detention on monday for a problem with a teacher today (sigh, the one old, crotchety one of course).
i dont want to make excuses for any bad behavior, but i actually do know the contributing factor today. she vomitted all of her medications this morning. i was afraid to re-give them, so she is probably completely medication-free today. i'll bet she feels like koi. (guess thats a HUGE testimonial to how much the medications do help!).
so i'm leaning toward not punishing at home--she'll still have detention of course. she'll tell me the truth when i ask what happened today, so unless its some crazy bad offense i think its probably unfair to punish. (not a doubt it was either rudeness or work refusal)
wwyd?