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<blockquote data-quote="keista" data-source="post: 456075" data-attributes="member: 11965"><p>Does sound like you have a good plan. </p><p></p><p>One thing to remember about social skills. They are not the same as being social. Son was always very social and sought out other kids, and sometimes still does. He just didn't/doesn't know HOW to relate appropriately. That is the big defining difference. The sad part is that as they get older they do realize this and start isolating themselves or just backing off situations that require those skills.</p><p></p><p>I think the French class thing is a great idea. If they don't allow you to do a class, you might be able to teach French in the form of a club. One of our school's clubs is for ASL (American Sign Language). The teachers that do the club incorporate ASL into their regular curriculum, but haven't been able to get it as a permanent enrichment class, which I think, is a crying shame.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="keista, post: 456075, member: 11965"] Does sound like you have a good plan. One thing to remember about social skills. They are not the same as being social. Son was always very social and sought out other kids, and sometimes still does. He just didn't/doesn't know HOW to relate appropriately. That is the big defining difference. The sad part is that as they get older they do realize this and start isolating themselves or just backing off situations that require those skills. I think the French class thing is a great idea. If they don't allow you to do a class, you might be able to teach French in the form of a club. One of our school's clubs is for ASL (American Sign Language). The teachers that do the club incorporate ASL into their regular curriculum, but haven't been able to get it as a permanent enrichment class, which I think, is a crying shame. [/QUOTE]
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