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Trying to legislate good parenting
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<blockquote data-quote="1905" data-source="post: 39274" data-attributes="member: 2668"><p>They should have classes for the teachers on differentiating instruction. The learning styles of each kid is different. The teachers teach one way, and that's it. What needs to happen is certain kids need different things- There is a checklist of a few hundred different things teachers can try (general) to help a kid. In general, they teach to the middle majority of the class, leaving the few lost kids -lost and struggling. There are sooooooo many ways to address these kids' needs without having them be lost. I took a fabulous workshop on this subject, all of us Sp. Ed. teachers took this, we left saying to one another that mainstream teachers need to see this. These kids can be successful, and I think it's the teachers responsibility. There are excellent ways without pointing to the parents. Conferences and workshops for the parents seems pointless- unless it was completely individualized for each student,and the childs teacher was in attendance as well.-Alyssa</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1905, post: 39274, member: 2668"] They should have classes for the teachers on differentiating instruction. The learning styles of each kid is different. The teachers teach one way, and that's it. What needs to happen is certain kids need different things- There is a checklist of a few hundred different things teachers can try (general) to help a kid. In general, they teach to the middle majority of the class, leaving the few lost kids -lost and struggling. There are sooooooo many ways to address these kids' needs without having them be lost. I took a fabulous workshop on this subject, all of us Sp. Ed. teachers took this, we left saying to one another that mainstream teachers need to see this. These kids can be successful, and I think it's the teachers responsibility. There are excellent ways without pointing to the parents. Conferences and workshops for the parents seems pointless- unless it was completely individualized for each student,and the childs teacher was in attendance as well.-Alyssa [/QUOTE]
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