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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My child's worst year was when a supposedly NT child kept having behavioral issues and the teacher was at a loss to handle because the parents denied anything was wrong. This child continually lost it in class, was defiant and disruptive to everyone and the parents did nothing to control the behavior.

It's not the kids with IEPs that are the issue. Having an IEP means the school and the parents recognize there's a challenge and are working on it. The worst is those parents who deny anything is going on.[/quote]

Actually, the worst is schools that fail to provide proper interventions and supports ... even for kids whose parents supposedly "denied anything was wrong." There are very well-established ways to address behavioral issues that can be applied to any child.  Even if this family was very proactive about getting an IEP, that would have taken months. The behavior happens in school, and it's the school's responsibility to address it ASAP.  (Oh, and ask me for the super fun time the school denied our IEP request despite my child's disruptive behavior!)[/quote]

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