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<blockquote data-quote="Marguerite" data-source="post: 399974" data-attributes="member: 1991"><p>TeDo, would a communication book help? Because if you have written them a note in the book (which is of course dated) and they still complain (often via the book) that they are still having this problem, you can refer back to the book and say, "I told you about this back in November, here is the entry. ANd you still haven't tried this? Give it a go, what have you got to lose?"</p><p></p><p>I used a cheap exercise book as the Communication Book. I would type my entry on the computer and print it off, then stickytape it in before school. The book had to travel in difficult child 3's bag, the teacher (or aide) had to take the book out and make sure it was read. Often I had written feedback on the previous day's entry form the teacher or the aide, but I might have added urgent information such as, "He's on antibiotics, I've left the medicine up at the school office for him. He might be still feeling a bit unwell, and he tends to be more irritable then." If they are forewarned, they can often handle him slightly differently and not have the problems they might otherwise get.</p><p></p><p>Marg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marguerite, post: 399974, member: 1991"] TeDo, would a communication book help? Because if you have written them a note in the book (which is of course dated) and they still complain (often via the book) that they are still having this problem, you can refer back to the book and say, "I told you about this back in November, here is the entry. ANd you still haven't tried this? Give it a go, what have you got to lose?" I used a cheap exercise book as the Communication Book. I would type my entry on the computer and print it off, then stickytape it in before school. The book had to travel in difficult child 3's bag, the teacher (or aide) had to take the book out and make sure it was read. Often I had written feedback on the previous day's entry form the teacher or the aide, but I might have added urgent information such as, "He's on antibiotics, I've left the medicine up at the school office for him. He might be still feeling a bit unwell, and he tends to be more irritable then." If they are forewarned, they can often handle him slightly differently and not have the problems they might otherwise get. Marg [/QUOTE]
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