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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can only imagine that nice teacher does not share your view of wretched teacher.  Maybe it's your viewpoint that's skewed?[/quote]
+1, you are biased. I have know some teachers who come across as "mean" who have very high standards or other strengths with my SPED kids (I'm a teacher)[/quote]

OP here. Here are some examples of what I consider mean. These are all instances observed by other adults (special ed teacher or parent volunteer), but they are not all my child

*Putting a child in time out for most of the period
*Having a class discussion about what people find annoying about Larla in front of Larla
*Complaining to another parent about Larla (who is not Larla's mom or dad)
*Saing out loud "I am so sick of these SN kids."
*Nasty tone only when correcting a few kids who happen to be SN. When non-SN kids act up-more appropriate tone.
*Telling a parent you don't have time to follow specifi things in the IEP
*Telling a parent Larla doesn't need accommodations recommended by an expert in writing. She's just lazy.
*Telling a parent that nobody likes Larla and I can see why.
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OP here. Every one of these instances were taken to the principal or so people claim. I know for a fact a few of them were because they were things the teacher did with my child.

Why would you not complain if this teacher acts like this?   At our school parents would complain and she would be fired.[/quote][/quote]

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