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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1) You sound really tightly wound and so does your child. Take a deep breath. It's your anxiety and controlling nature talking. Unless your child has an LD or other kinds of special needs that would make them react abnormally to this situation they will be fine. 2) The teacher needs help. This is either because she's inexperienced or because the school is not helping her when she needs help. This is not on the students so stop fixating on them. [/quote] What the hell is this garbage response? OP does not sound "tightly wound". [/quote] It’s DCUM so there’s always some loony feeling slighted, maybe she has a kid with issues or she was that kid in the class and raw memories are rushing back. There’s also the fringe crowd that opposes any disciplinary action because it’s not equitable, so everything goes. But yeah, it’s quite crazy to blame the parent and the [b]child[/b] for being “tightly wound”. Unreal![/quote]
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