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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I feel like I will find myself in your shoes, OP. But I can't help asking if your child is appropriately placed int eh right classroom if she needs such extensive supports. Is her IEP sufficient enough?

I only ask bc it seems like the school should be addressing these concerns and why are they not? As I said, I have a child with LDs and autism and we are already struggling bc I feel that the IEP is not good enough. Just curious. [/quote]

I have a tutor for my SN daughter.  It's not a matter of the IEP or the school not being good enough.  Tutors help support the introduction of new class material and work through it on an individual level with the child to make sure it is understood, especially with a special needs child.  Depending on what you want from the tutor, they assist with homework, develop problem-solving skills, identify areas in which your child needs remedial help from the teacher, and support the classroom work.  A child's classroom support can be doing just fine in school and the child can still get tutoring.  [/quote]

Where did you find yours?[/quote]

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