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[quote=Anonymous]The school will simply put your kid in Strategies for Success and sometimes you get a teacher who actually is helpful. You don't need an IEP to take it as an elective. The thing is they know the system is messed up. I as a parent spend a lot of time figuring out each teacher's system and helping both my kids learn it. One needs more scaffolding than the other. It's a hot mess. The schools should just require every teacher to use the same system for HM, assignments, etc, but it won't happen. Not worth it to fight it with a lawyer. It will just push more teachers away from the field. Nobody has time for the support other than a Strategies for Success class. I might see if if there is a teacher at the school who does executive functioning support as tutoring. That person might know the teachers more and be better at figuring out the system. [/quote]
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