Re: Question 4 - most helpful sped experience?

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WHEN I FILED A DUE PROCESS, EVERYONE BUT THE PEOPLE WHO SAID TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT TOLD ME I WAS DOING THE RIGHT THING. IT WAS VALIDATINGRoxanna <madideas@...> wrote: 4. What is the best/most helpful thing that was said to you during the special education process by a sped person/teacher? RoxannaAutism Happens

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"I want your son to have a positive experience here at school, so he

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We are a team." Emphasis on the team part.

Roxanna wrote:

4. What is the

best/most helpful thing that was said to you during the special

education process by a sped person/teacher?

Roxanna

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I know they probably say it to everyone,,,,,,but, "He's such a great kid. He'll be ok. So will you." And,,,,,"We;ll all work together and you can call or email me anytime. You are welcome here anytime". When they let us know that we area all working together............and that they can learn from you, too. RobinRoxanna <madideas@...> wrote: 4. What is the best/most helpful

thing that was said to you during the special education process by a sped person/teacher? RoxannaAutism Happens

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"You need an IEP meeting? Let's do it right now! Your son's schedule is important to his adjustment and happiness at school."On Sep 20, 2007, at 1:39 PM, Roxanna wrote:4.  What is the best/most helpful thing that was said to you during the special education process by a sped person/teacher? RoxannaAutism Happens