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Our IEP meeting The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
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<blockquote data-quote="SuZir" data-source="post: 537140" data-attributes="member: 14557"><p>If difficult child decides to let them tell his issues to his team mates, it will most likely be limited information like that. Probably just about sensory hypersensitivity and needing accommodations to that. It is something his team mates would easily understand and not think twice about it.</p><p></p><p>Something more have to be told to some, for example their 'mock court.' That is one thing difficult child will be accommodated. He will only be fined for obscure things and things he really knows better and doesn't usually do. The real problem areas they will be told to let slide and those are handled differently. So running shoes on the floor will not be fined, having ugly haircut or leaving toilet messy will be. Of course it can be handled so, that coaches/team captain just tells them that this is, how it will be and don't ask questions, just do as told. But not being open about information just tends to create gossip and resentment. So it would be in difficult child's best interest to be at least somewhat open about things. But it is his choice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SuZir, post: 537140, member: 14557"] If difficult child decides to let them tell his issues to his team mates, it will most likely be limited information like that. Probably just about sensory hypersensitivity and needing accommodations to that. It is something his team mates would easily understand and not think twice about it. Something more have to be told to some, for example their 'mock court.' That is one thing difficult child will be accommodated. He will only be fined for obscure things and things he really knows better and doesn't usually do. The real problem areas they will be told to let slide and those are handled differently. So running shoes on the floor will not be fined, having ugly haircut or leaving toilet messy will be. Of course it can be handled so, that coaches/team captain just tells them that this is, how it will be and don't ask questions, just do as told. But not being open about information just tends to create gossip and resentment. So it would be in difficult child's best interest to be at least somewhat open about things. But it is his choice. [/QUOTE]
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