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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What does this mean?[/quote]

Assigned seating in class or at lunch where well behaved kids are sprinkled amongst the troublemakers. [/quote]

I mean, isn't that just how assigned seating works? Or are you suggesting labeling each kid as well-behaved or trouble maker and segregating accordingly? Hopefully you realize how silly that sounds.[/quote]

Not silly at all- common. For example at a table of four a teacher will put: 2 well behaved girls and one quiet boy with a troublemaking boy. Never more than one troublemaker together. It is pretty obvious. [/quote]

Do you think you should put the trouble makers together? That doesn’t sound like a recipe for a peaceful classroom. Instead of saying that you are putting the well behaved kids with the troublemakers, think of it as separating the troublemakers. You can’t keep them in a bunch or they ramp each other up. What do you suggest instead?[/quote]

Teachers do their jobs and stop treating children as their meat shields.  My good kid is not fodder for your lack of classroom discipline.  [/quote]

DC was consistently put next to the kid who constantly missed directions, yet would not shut up. Nip it in the bud with the teacher, and flat out tell the teacher you demand your kid NEVER be next to that kid. Parents have to stand up for themselves.

It drags the whole class down, and my kid is not your 1:1, unless you want to generously pay me and DC cash, directly. Nope. [/quote]

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