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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]My youngest DS is in the 1st grade. Yesterday, I got an email informing me that he'd hit and kicked a classmate on the playground and that he'd thrown mud on the way in. The teacher stated that had separated him from the rest of the class for this behavior. Despite the rather dramatic tone of the email, I responded immediately that we agreed this was unacceptable and we'd address it with DS that evening. I did ask for more information about what may have precipitated the behavior, because it is very out of character for my kid, although DS is kind of impulsive so the mud-throwing is more believable. At any rate, if he had a problem we want to address it ASAP. [/quote] If you thought there was something that "precipitated the behavior," why didn't you just talk to your own kid when raising it with him? He's in first grade, not a baby. He's capable of telling you if there was something you needed to [/quote] Because she would rather pretend the incident was the fault of another kid and the teacher than her own son.[/quote]
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