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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DC has experienced both the AAP center and LLIV (no IEP or special needs).  When I asked DC was there any difference betw either classroom, the answer was "at the Center we wasted a lot of time because the teacher had to deal with crying or angry boys."

I'm afraid I just don't understand how people feel their kids who have emotional issues have the "right" to special attention both from an IEP and AAP.  This is public education - the majority of the children get no special attention what so ever.  Be happy that you get either an IEP or AAP.[/quote] are you for real?  So, in your opinion, despite the fact that a child has been identified as being in need of gifted services, you feel that this child should be kept in General Education, so your snowflake genius does not have his or her learning disrupted?  Any special needs parent would love to give up their IEP to have a child without issues.  What you are asking for is a private school, who can weed out "problem" students.  [/quote]
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wow.  there are just so many things wrong with what was written there ("crying angry boys") i don't know where to start[/quote]

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