Guest guest Posted March 24, 2000 Report Share Posted March 24, 2000 thanks chickie! I did it all by myself! PROUD BLONDIE! (no subject) From: theenaildoctor@... Dawn! the pics are awesome!..just thought i would let ya know ((hugs)) Carla =0) Dr. Sheldon Randall Lawrence Memorial Hospital Open RNY June 15, 1999 w/ hernia repair Hernia Repair and Tummy Tuck January 27, 2000 297/170/140<---straining to get there! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ MAXIMIZE YOUR CARD, MINIMIZE YOUR RATE! Get a NextCard Visa, in 30 seconds! Get rates as low as 0.0% Intro or 9.9% Fixed APR and no hidden fees. Apply NOW! http://click./1/2122/7/_/675032/_/953948152/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2000 Report Share Posted June 15, 2000 Good Morning..... I have a quick question. Our school principle stands behind a strong belief that NO ONE is allowed to pick the teacher they feel would be best for the a child. That NO ONE includes the AVT, the Special Ed teacher or ever the teacher they had last year. We struggled through 1st grade with and a teacher that may not have been the most appropriate. I did speak with him about the middle of the year, and he was unbudgable, arguing that who are any of us to say one teacher is better than the other. Trying to explain to him that some teaching styles and structure of class would be more beneficial for a hearing child, was fruitless...so I am not involved at all in their placement, other than I did get him to agree NO trailers. Is the choice to be involved and have your IEP team involved in the choice of teacher vary between schools or do we have some rights here that he is ignoring? Thanks for any help anyone can offer.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2000 Report Share Posted June 15, 2000 In a message dated 6/15/2000 12:11:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, AVHear2@... writes: << Our school principle stands behind a strong belief that NO ONE is allowed to pick the teacher they feel would be best for the a child. That NO ONE includes the AVT, the Special Ed teacher or ever the teacher they had last year. >> Most schools are that way here too . BUT, the principle at Jake's school listens to the HI teacher in most cases and tries to accommodate what will work best for Jake. Unfortunately the teacher that would probably be best for Jake when he repeats Kindergarten has the teacher assistant from hell........so we are hoping the asst. moves to another teacher since she seems to have something against deaf kids from the reports I get. At Josh's school, you write a letter to the principle and get the LEA or SPED director to write how they think the child needs to be taught and give the traits of the teacher that you want.....it worked for our friend that has a deaf child at that school. Sounds like you have a principle like Josh....called the " Dictator " Elaine Cueing Mom to Jake/6yrs/Clarion CI/2-99 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2000 Report Share Posted June 15, 2000 Our itinerate teacher of the deaf (Area Education Agency staff) would NOT stick her neck out far enough to recommend a teacher (even tho, if she would let her guard down long enough would agree that some teachers are better than others for particular children. That doesn't mean they are better teachers; just better for different children. She even told the classroom teacher " I won't go there " when asked if she would help recommend. ) for either of our 2 deaf daughters. But, luckily, the classroom teacher helped me out there, and the principal was very open to our recommendations. Now, time will tell if we actually get them. Could you get your classroom teacher to back you in your recommendations?? Re: (no subject) > Good Morning..... > > I have a quick question. Our school principle stands behind a strong > belief that NO ONE is allowed to pick the teacher they feel would be best for > the a child. That NO ONE includes the AVT, the Special Ed teacher or ever > the teacher they had last year. We struggled through 1st grade with > and a teacher that may not have been the most appropriate. I did speak with > him about the middle of the year, and he was unbudgable, arguing that who are > any of us to say one teacher is better than the other. Trying to explain to > him that some teaching styles and structure of class would be more beneficial > for a hearing child, was fruitless...so I am not involved at all in their > placement, other than I did get him to agree NO trailers. Is the choice to > be involved and have your IEP team involved in the choice of teacher vary > between schools or do we have some rights here that he is ignoring? Thanks > for any help anyone can offer.... > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Click here for savings: beMANY! > http://click./1/4115/2/_/440511/_/961085313/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > All messages posted to this list are private and confidential. Each post is the intellectual property of the author and therefore subject to copyright restrictions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2000 Report Share Posted June 15, 2000 At 12:07 PM 6/15/00 -0400, you wrote: >Good Morning..... > > I have a quick question. Our school principle stands behind a strong >belief that NO ONE is allowed to pick the teacher they feel would be best for >the a child. That NO ONE includes the AVT, the Special Ed teacher or ever >the teacher they had last year. We struggled through 1st grade with >and a teacher that may not have been the most appropriate. I did speak with >him about the middle of the year, and he was unbudgable, arguing that who are >any of us to say one teacher is better than the other. Trying to explain to >him that some teaching styles and structure of class would be more beneficial >for a hearing child, was fruitless...so I am not involved at all in their >placement, other than I did get him to agree NO trailers. Is the choice to >be involved and have your IEP team involved in the choice of teacher vary >between schools or do we have some rights here that he is ignoring? This may vary due to state SPED law, however in MA, you are not allowed to choose a teacher or any other service provider unless the entire TEAM agrees. Often, the school will not allow it at all. Chris << Christofer deHahn......Director of Information Technology >> << Chiliad Publishing.............Amherst, Massachusetts, USA >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2003 Report Share Posted February 7, 2003 Oh man, I am feelng SO much better today...so much better. So here is how my week has been. Altogether a very very good week. 1. I feel better! The incision barely hurts as long as I don't do any cartwheels. The pain in my side is nearly gone. The exhaustion is completely gone! I have gone from feeling horrible Monday to feeling like I could climb mountains today. 2. I have been to the gym every day this week except yesterday, and only because we went to Seattle straight away after school. We did walk in Seattle, though. 3. Today I was able to do a full hour of exercise. I was careful and didn't overdo it, nor work through any pain. I just have so much more stamina now than just a week ago! A week ago I was too tired to work out because I'd taken an afternoon trip to the store! 4. First week back at work went relatively okay. Monday I was too tired so I stayed home Tuesday. I've been back since then, though. 5. Someone stopped me on the street because they recognized my pictures from Curves. They put up my before and after pictures on their bulletin board. It was kinda cool! 6. I have the best husband ever. He wanted to call my principal and ask her if I could park closer to my room. I don't need to, but it was a sweet thought...and you KNOW how much he hates to talk on the phone, so a REALLY sweet thought. 7. I feel SO much better!!!!!!!! 8. We went to see The Producers last night. Okay, that play should come with a Surgeon's General Warning! No one who has had surgery within the last three weeks is allowed, no one who is over 7 months pregnant, and no one with incontinence issues. It was SO funny that literally it hurt like a son of a gun to laugh. I was holding my side where it hurts just to keep from doubling over in pain. I seriously had to take a pain pill...it was THAT FUNNY. I can't wait to see it again this summer in LA if it's still playing. 9. Saw the doc on Wednesday about the pain in my side. He said it was just internal sutures pulling on the rectus abdominus and that I'm healing very nicely. 10. My students were VERY happy to see me back this week. ~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~` Tory Klementsen, MCP A+ Career and Technology Educator The successful person will do things that the unsuccessful person will not. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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