Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:how do you opt out?
All three of my kids received opt out forms in their Friday folders.
Anonymous wrote:how do you opt out?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For K-2 the teacher has to fill out some BS survey on their observations about each child in the winter and spring. Uh, no. A) I dont want my kids teacher wasting time filling this garbage out.
B) My child’s teacher is not a therapist, social worker, or counselor. Are they qualified to do this? I bet they make them take some crappy training to be able to do it.
What a waste.
We don’t want to fill it out either, but you all said your kids are scarred from being out of school. So, here we are….
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's so wrong with this questionnaire, helping children ask and talk about how they react when they get upset, how they feel about certain situations, etc. These are useful emotional development skills and insights.
1. Some of the questions could make a kid think something is wrong with them if they do not have a support system at the school. And, one person's view of "friends" may not be the same as another's.
2. A lot could depend on what happened at lunch the day the kid fills out the questionnaire.
3. Why did they throw in the race question?
4. Lots of kids would not answer honestly.
5. The drama queens could really go to town on this.
I would not want to fill this out for myself and have someone analyzing it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For K-2 the teacher has to fill out some BS survey on their observations about each child in the winter and spring. Uh, no. A) I dont want my kids teacher wasting time filling this garbage out.
B) My child’s teacher is not a therapist, social worker, or counselor. Are they qualified to do this? I bet they make them take some crappy training to be able to do it.
What a waste.
We don’t want to fill it out either, but you all said your kids are scarred from being out of school. So, here we are….
Anonymous wrote:For K-2 the teacher has to fill out some BS survey on their observations about each child in the winter and spring. Uh, no. A) I dont want my kids teacher wasting time filling this garbage out.
B) My child’s teacher is not a therapist, social worker, or counselor. Are they qualified to do this? I bet they make them take some crappy training to be able to do it.
What a waste.
Anonymous wrote:For K-2 the teacher has to fill out some BS survey on their observations about each child in the winter and spring. Uh, no. A) I dont want my kids teacher wasting time filling this garbage out.
B) My child’s teacher is not a therapist, social worker, or counselor. Are they qualified to do this? I bet they make them take some crappy training to be able to do it.
What a waste.
Anonymous wrote:What's so wrong with this questionnaire, helping children ask and talk about how they react when they get upset, how they feel about certain situations, etc. These are useful emotional development skills and insights.