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Reply to "Is the Principals office the standard "time out" for a Kindergartner who is not abusive or violent?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have to agree with OP here that the responses being given here are largely missing the point. Further in carefully reading OP's message I am not getting a read that anyone is defending anyone. Rather is looks like OP is trying to learn what the approach is. I am shocked to learn there is no time out in the classroom. Is this really true???? [/quote] Of course there are time outs in the classroom. In this case it had gone past the timeout phase as the child was refusing to move and had already been given time where she was. Also this wasn't a one time thing. OP admits her daughter has also refused to participate in other basic expectations like standing in line. It sounds like after repeated incidents of the child distracting the class and refusing to follow the directions of the teacher, she was sent to the principal's office so the principal could talk to her. it isn't really a time out to be in the principal's office. [/quote]
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