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Reply to "MCPS teachers - what would you tell parents in your class(es) if you could?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m not a special education teacher but a general education teacher. From what I have seen, no one is trying to lie and hide things on purpose. The special education team at my school genuinely cares about kids and advocates for them. It just becomes impossible sometimes to provide all the supports that some students need. The staff is overwhelmed. Some iep meetings take several hours and that is just for one student. Some parents can also be unreasonable and unrealistic. Lawsuits happen frequently and cause additional stress along with an extra deluge of paperwork. [/quote] Our best teacher which was only one year tried hard to advocate for our child and was denied at every point. She was fantastic and the only one who took the time to get our kid. The special education teacher did not get the issues at all. What may seem unreasonable to you may not be and just unrealistic for you do you call it unreasonable. Kids can be complex but it’s the kids who are quiet and not demanding who are often the ones who need the most help who get ignored. [/quote]
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