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What's the best approach for this...and is this really a viable argument?
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<blockquote data-quote="Shari" data-source="post: 468097" data-attributes="member: 1848"><p>They won't do it, but this guy did walk in on Wee's one and only bump this year and he just stepped in and took over and Wee was back in class in less than 10 minutes...(I have to admit that I find humor in the fact that the diesel mechanic <em>gets</em> it and can deal with it...and honestly think that's why they won't use him)</p><p></p><p>I've used the doctor route before, also. The district wanted to talk to his doctor, so I set up a meeting for them all with his developmental pediatrician. They sat around the table for 2 hours and said "but HOW do we stop him when he's having a tantrum? What do we do?" And his doctor sat there for 2 hours and said "You don't. You stop before he gets ****** off to begin with." They didn't get it then, either.</p><p></p><p>The principal that actually shortened his day way back when? I sat there in a meeting with that man and told him they needed to be proactive with Wee, head him off at the pass, prevent him from getting to the point of having a tantrum. The principal's reply? "I <em>am</em> being proactive. I told Wee if he doesn't behave, he can't come back to school." </p><p></p><p><em>Really??? </em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em></em>And that's when I realized that particular character in the cast was a complete waste of time and space.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shari, post: 468097, member: 1848"] They won't do it, but this guy did walk in on Wee's one and only bump this year and he just stepped in and took over and Wee was back in class in less than 10 minutes...(I have to admit that I find humor in the fact that the diesel mechanic [I]gets[/I] it and can deal with it...and honestly think that's why they won't use him) I've used the doctor route before, also. The district wanted to talk to his doctor, so I set up a meeting for them all with his developmental pediatrician. They sat around the table for 2 hours and said "but HOW do we stop him when he's having a tantrum? What do we do?" And his doctor sat there for 2 hours and said "You don't. You stop before he gets ****** off to begin with." They didn't get it then, either. The principal that actually shortened his day way back when? I sat there in a meeting with that man and told him they needed to be proactive with Wee, head him off at the pass, prevent him from getting to the point of having a tantrum. The principal's reply? "I [I]am[/I] being proactive. I told Wee if he doesn't behave, he can't come back to school." [I]Really??? [/I]And that's when I realized that particular character in the cast was a complete waste of time and space. [/QUOTE]
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