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continued problems at school 6-year old
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<blockquote data-quote="Mickey2255" data-source="post: 88879" data-attributes="member: 3720"><p>I think my son had the same teacher for 3rd grade last year!! Actually each class in his school has 2-3 teachers and the other teacher was pretty good so we "moved" him to her side of the class and he was able to finish out the year. In hind sight, I should have gotten him out of that classroom in December when he was suspended for 5 days after she dug in her heels refusing to let him sharpen his pencil and even went so far as to pull the plug out in front of him! </p><p></p><p>Hurry yourself to the principal for a long chat. Make sure his IEP notes that there should be no power struggles with him. Think about a squeeze ball or something to take the place of the pencils. An Occupational Therapist (OT) evaluation might be appropriate... if they resist doing the appropriate evaluations then get your own and ask them to pay.</p><p></p><p>Best of luck to you!</p><p>Michelle</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mickey2255, post: 88879, member: 3720"] I think my son had the same teacher for 3rd grade last year!! Actually each class in his school has 2-3 teachers and the other teacher was pretty good so we "moved" him to her side of the class and he was able to finish out the year. In hind sight, I should have gotten him out of that classroom in December when he was suspended for 5 days after she dug in her heels refusing to let him sharpen his pencil and even went so far as to pull the plug out in front of him! Hurry yourself to the principal for a long chat. Make sure his IEP notes that there should be no power struggles with him. Think about a squeeze ball or something to take the place of the pencils. An Occupational Therapist (OT) evaluation might be appropriate... if they resist doing the appropriate evaluations then get your own and ask them to pay. Best of luck to you! Michelle [/QUOTE]
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