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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Depends - if they have an iep? I’d tell them that most of the services are delivered by the general Ed teacher because inclusion spec Ed teachers are stretched too thin and we spend so much time on paperwork and not with kids. I’d also tell them no matter what they “advocate for” in the iep, it doesn’t actually happen during the school day due to limited resources and time so half the time we just agree to make you go away [/quote]

We know. Thanks for being a failure in your life's work.[/quote]

Likewise for being a failure at actual life. (Lack of empathy is the first sign of being a psychopath)[/quote]

"I decided to use an anonymous forum to taunt distraught parents of special needs kids in a blasé manner about how we fail their children. But you're the psychopath! Poor me!"
PP[/quote]

I have two special needs kids and did not take it that way.  Anyone with a bit of common sense can see teachers and support staff are stretched far too thin.  This teacher is being honest.  Which was the request on the thread.  Parents need to know this so we can try to make the best decisions possible for our kids.[/quote]

So you’re ok with your child’s IEP team agreeing to provide certain supports that they have no good faith belief that they will provide?

If you really do have children with special needs, I doubt they require much in the way of supports.[/quote]

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