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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A preschool teacher offers a diagnosis for a child? A trip to the administrator's office -- immediately -- to report this nonsense. Because think of what she's saying and doing about the children who DO have a diagnosis.[/quote] This. To PPs who say the teacher was "just trying to help" may be correct, but there [i]most likely a procedure in place[/i] at any preschool to make suggestions about getting kids evaluated no matter what their issues. It's unprofessional of the teacher and may be a pattern of behavior not just a simple case of poor choice of wording.[/quote] Would you feel the same way about a preschool teacher telling a parent, "I think your child might have chicken pox. See those bumps there? They look like chicken pox to me. My son had that and it looks exactly the same. I think you should get her checked out." It's not a diagnosis, just an alert to something that might be going on.[/quote] Apples and oranges, and I think you know it. Chicken pox is not a lifelong problem. It doesn't follow a child throughout his schooling. It doesn't have a lifelong stigma. It's not a special need.[/quote]
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