Guest guest Posted January 11, 2006 Report Posted January 11, 2006 Hi All, Nicky was 3 in September and is now in a special ed preschool class at a nearby elementary school. I'm very happy with the class so far but his teacher is pushing for more days. Right now he is going 3 days per week, 8:30 to 1. The teacher is afraid that he's not going to meet his goals with only 3 days. He gets 1 hour of speech and 30 minutes each of PT & OT per week. One thing that concerns me is the teacher says he will not talk a lot when he is in class. The ST says she gets him to talk alot in the one on one setting of ST. I think part of it is just that there is more going on in the class and he'd rather watch that than talk. The other issue is his walking, when he started school we had a private PT as well as the school but the private PT's DH has medical problems so now she isn't working. I guess I need to find another private PT and use the medicaid waiver (at least while we still have it since GA is cutting them). But, I'm not entirely convinced that more PT is going to help Nicky walk any faster. He really does them when he is ready and he doesn't have any bad habits at the moment. Any input or suggestions is appreciated. Anne Quote
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