I want to get reviews if a child( Having dvlpment delays and slow learner ) is already in full school day inclusion still ge can be pulled out for maths and english can it be done ???
As If u guys read my previous posts I am totally scared from full time self contained So for grade 1 of my son I won the battle to get him inclusion (from Sep 2017 to present ) .
But school child study is forcing me again to put him
back in SELF contained So I m thinking what shud i do at meeting Becsuse my mind says inclusion have its other benefits and by the end of this week i will start medtadate medication as well .As my son is last month diagnosed with ADHD , So I hope he will do better in grade 2nd in inclusion setting If he able to get pull out for few hours it will be ok .
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Hi, did the school say the reasons/purpose of putting your son back to self contained class? How many students in that class? Does he have problematic behaviors in mainstream class?
I'd ask those questions if you haven't. It doesn't have to be 100% self contained or mainstream class.....
I hope you're going to get better advice from others.
My son already hav iep due to speech and development delays and he is improving alot from 4 year to 6year of age and at 5 he got hyperactivity with inn attentive problem so i finally at (6and half year of age) decided to go neuro to get clear diagnosis
((((now again appointment is coming on march 30 need your prayers )))
Now days i gave forms to teachers to fill up i will take them to neuro as well
neuro is thinking of adhd thats y on my request she wrote meditatae .
Also school psychologist told me not to worry just put him in self contained then from that selfcontained class we would see to go to mainstream kids for few hours a day .
But my heart says i wont sign for his exit from inclusion as it have other social benefits also I m gonna start medication that would also help in2nd grade .
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