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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In my school the teachers with the cushiest jobs are the Computer/Technology teacher (it's a special) and the Resouce Teachers. They have Spec Ed endorsements, but they pull out/push in to their assigned 3-4 classrooms and their students are fairly high functioning. They seem to be in and out of the lounge all day and definitely have more flexibility in their day. YMMV.[/quote] The students receive special ed service but are "pretty high functioning"?[/quote] Yes. Because "pretty high functioning" doesn't mean that they don't need services, it means that they can be mainstreamed for the better part of the day and receive pull-out services rather than being in a self-contained classroom. Honestly, to the public schools, "pretty high functioning" seems to mean "is not a behavior problem/disruption in the classroom" rather than taking about service needs.[/quote]
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