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<blockquote data-quote="Ropefree" data-source="post: 248180" data-attributes="member: 6271"><p>The IEP is to help the student, not to label the student so that the school can then neglect them in a crowd.</p><p>If the school is unable, and failing suggests, implies and demonstrates that the teaching staff, IEP specialist ect are unable, unwilling, or unequipt to provide the appropriate accomidations for your daughter.</p><p>Gee, would it be so nice is all an adult parent or "teacher" was required to do was to say "TRY HARDER" perhaps with an adiquate degree of volume and the learning issues would dissipate.</p><p>Look outside your school right now, today, and see who has what that is for the learning support your daughter does require.</p><p>She deserves to be challenged and learn and if the problem is the overwhelm of a large school setting, or the lack of structure or the oversymulation of all the activity and the constant changing people around her plus or minus what challenges her academicly...she needs the IEP services and if the school has neglected to help her, take it out the school and when you do the school will have to reinburse you for the money you outlay. So do not delay.</p><p>Get an education attorney and have someone evaluation her outside the school now for the types of supports available for her learning issues . Those folks will also know her school ect. and then you get her the supports she needs, the DOE pays, and your daughter gets her free education and academic excellance. </p><p>This is my opinion. I felt that teachers were and are wonderful people and some are so talented. And when a child has a learning issue it has been to that childs learning detriment that the very things that they do need are neglected. Hense the disability act compels the schools and yet, as these are mere mortals in control with all their narrow minded and superstitious nonscence( i will cast a spell on you</p><p>"try harder") </p><p>Get your daughter the help that she needs. it is her self esteem .</p><p></p><p>I am cyper slapping the nit wit teachers who are belittling her for her needs at this time.</p><p></p><p>Yes it is a form of violence and I am ashamed. However I am thinking of the old wake up slapping and not the sort of flogging type. And purely cyber..not real.</p><p></p><p>Take heart, take action. What your daughter will learn is that she is worth the effort. Her learning needs are important. She is important. </p><p></p><p>The free public education system is,like all things American, an experiment. That all are created equal. And we are offered the motivation that right to life includes the means to live life prepared to contribute, educated and flexible enough to be at liberty.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ropefree, post: 248180, member: 6271"] The IEP is to help the student, not to label the student so that the school can then neglect them in a crowd. If the school is unable, and failing suggests, implies and demonstrates that the teaching staff, IEP specialist ect are unable, unwilling, or unequipt to provide the appropriate accomidations for your daughter. Gee, would it be so nice is all an adult parent or "teacher" was required to do was to say "TRY HARDER" perhaps with an adiquate degree of volume and the learning issues would dissipate. Look outside your school right now, today, and see who has what that is for the learning support your daughter does require. She deserves to be challenged and learn and if the problem is the overwhelm of a large school setting, or the lack of structure or the oversymulation of all the activity and the constant changing people around her plus or minus what challenges her academicly...she needs the IEP services and if the school has neglected to help her, take it out the school and when you do the school will have to reinburse you for the money you outlay. So do not delay. Get an education attorney and have someone evaluation her outside the school now for the types of supports available for her learning issues . Those folks will also know her school ect. and then you get her the supports she needs, the DOE pays, and your daughter gets her free education and academic excellance. This is my opinion. I felt that teachers were and are wonderful people and some are so talented. And when a child has a learning issue it has been to that childs learning detriment that the very things that they do need are neglected. Hense the disability act compels the schools and yet, as these are mere mortals in control with all their narrow minded and superstitious nonscence( i will cast a spell on you "try harder") Get your daughter the help that she needs. it is her self esteem . I am cyper slapping the nit wit teachers who are belittling her for her needs at this time. Yes it is a form of violence and I am ashamed. However I am thinking of the old wake up slapping and not the sort of flogging type. And purely cyber..not real. Take heart, take action. What your daughter will learn is that she is worth the effort. Her learning needs are important. She is important. The free public education system is,like all things American, an experiment. That all are created equal. And we are offered the motivation that right to life includes the means to live life prepared to contribute, educated and flexible enough to be at liberty. [/QUOTE]
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