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[quote=Anonymous] 12:09 In my experience, children with receptive language issues really struggle in classrooms and this is made so much worse by districts and teachers who don't want to follow the IEP. Heck, my son's K teacher admitted to me in October of that year that she hadn't even READ my child's IEP-- but that didn't stop her from mounting a campaign to have him labeled with autism and removed from her class. In OP's case, I agree it's good to go and confront them and try to get to the bottom of what they are thinking. In those early days I tried to hide from them so they couldn't tell me it was autism; in retrospect, I should have been more pro-active and willing to state my case about my son's language issues. In 5th grade, the social worker for both schools told me the first school had treated us terribly, and that we were right to fight for the language label and inclusion. [/quote]
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