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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here.
My son is three, has a good vocabulary in his native language, but just started to learn English, so not much there.
PPs are right, I am sensitive, a first time mom, and a first time group care user. I don't want to switch daycares only because I feel offended over little things.
My son is still adapting, but seems happy there. 
Again, the center itself is great in my opinion, it is this one teacher. 
I did tell her that I agree and will work in the issue with my kid, but[b] I tried to explain why he would even do that. [/b]He is not spirited by any means, he is on the shy side and not offensive overall. [b]It is a language issue, I was surprised she suggested otherwise. [/b]
It mirrored the markers situation is that [b]she again implied that I don't instill proper manners in him.[/b] [/quote]

The teacher isn't saying your kid is rude, she's saying that yelling "no" is not polite behavior and you need to work on teaching your son to use a proper tone.  You want to make excuses for your kid, but the teacher doesn't care about your excuses.  It doesn't really matter why your kid is yelling no.  The point is that your kid needs to learn, not just language, but manners.  You taking offense is your problem--I don't see that the teacher said you were doing a bad job teaching manners, but that this is one aspect of good manners you need to address.  [/quote]

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