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<blockquote data-quote="lordhelpme" data-source="post: 28352" data-attributes="member: 3382"><p>thanks everyone. difficult child can get violent so that is why i allowed the restraints. to answer mistmouse this was part of the crisis management training i took with-them. i just don't see them using the de-escalation properly but i know that this technique take time to learn to use appropiately cuz we struggle with-it here at home still.</p><p></p><p>we had the bip and they want to stay on course and difficult child actually had a good day today. i think some of the problem is that the principle and the teacher think difficult child is 'choosing' not to do school work just to not do it, while i think a majority of the time it is his wiring and his perception that lead his 'choices'. does that make sense. i think they take the refusal to do school work to personally as a slap in their face as opposed to it being more than that. thus they push the school work issue, have meltdowns that don't get defused and end up in him being restained and running away.</p><p></p><p>such a vicious cycle that is hard to manange in a public school setting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lordhelpme, post: 28352, member: 3382"] thanks everyone. difficult child can get violent so that is why i allowed the restraints. to answer mistmouse this was part of the crisis management training i took with-them. i just don't see them using the de-escalation properly but i know that this technique take time to learn to use appropiately cuz we struggle with-it here at home still. we had the bip and they want to stay on course and difficult child actually had a good day today. i think some of the problem is that the principle and the teacher think difficult child is 'choosing' not to do school work just to not do it, while i think a majority of the time it is his wiring and his perception that lead his 'choices'. does that make sense. i think they take the refusal to do school work to personally as a slap in their face as opposed to it being more than that. thus they push the school work issue, have meltdowns that don't get defused and end up in him being restained and running away. such a vicious cycle that is hard to manange in a public school setting. [/QUOTE]
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