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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Teacher, Calm down. You are upset at the wrong people. The problem is your school's administration. There are a lot of things they can do beyond the IEP process. You need to put a note into writing to your principal and cc the special needs office for your district. Explain the situation and tell them you need additional staffing to help with this issue and you need a consultation from a behavioral specialist who can help you with strategies to manage the child's behavior. You should also look at what YOU are doing to trigger the behaviors if anything. I am not saying you are doing something wrong but you might be inadvertently upsetting the child. Lastly, try to have some empathy. Your post comes off sounding kind of crazy. What kind of teacher would sue parents?[/quote] She doesn't sound crazy at all she sounds frustrated. Probably because she's bruised up and tired of parents saying things like, "what are you doing to deserve this?" Sorry but if your child is violent in the classroom FOR ANY REASON s/he needs to not be mainstreamed.[/quote]
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