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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m not OP, but do see OP’s point of view, depending on what these behaviors are. Wouldn’t all these behavior issues be solved by having less students student to teacher ratios and less academic pressure to test and reach a score versus actual fluid learning? I think the parents that resist see it this way. My husband is big law today and back then he would be a behavior problem-special needs. He wasn’t because it was a different environment. Part of his arguments (with teachers-pushing limits-learning) make him a successful lawyer today and IS a wnat d trait. [/quote]

If a parent were to argue that a child has behaviors that are not of the type that legally need to be accommodated, and refuses the types of accommodations already offeredin public schools, then don't you think it is that parent's responsibility to fund that specially tailored learning environment? Private schools, private tutoring, and homeschooling are all options, but tailoring indiviual school experiences within already-strapped schools is not an option, above and beyond the systems already in place. Not in any short-term way.[/quote]

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