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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Thank you for all the input!

A little more info-this should help explain why she is so burnt out

-3rd grade

-Teacher's first year teaching-graduated last May

-Special Ed teacher also new and recent grad

-Teacher is a hard worker-first 5 or so months- creative lessons that take a lot of effort, lots of differentiation, reviewed all homework, noted weaknesses and tried to address them-or did before she got burnt out

-mainstream class with a handful of kids with IEPs (that I know of since I usually connect with other SN parents)

-class at full capacity

-accommodation issues are academic not behavioral

-some kids with challenging behaviors in the class, but all sound reasonable for the age-nothing extreme, also some girl dramas
 
-teacher has difficulty managing such a large class so lots of time trying to get people to settle down and pay attention

-Looks exhausted-sense she is working long hours and is getting disillusioned 
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Everyone in my school is just worn out.  The testing is exhausting and all of the schedule changes that go along with it are tiring too.  Spring Break cannot get here fast enough.  We had grades due yesterday (on our own time of course) and our SLOs are due on Tuesday.  What accommodations is the classroom teacher required to make for your child OP?  Does your child get pulled out of the classroom to work with the Special Ed teacher or does the Special Ed teacher push in?[/quote]

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