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Meg1234
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WWYD if your child...
was hit in the head by another child who was being rambunctious and has issues with lacking self control in the classroom? The teacher did not see and your child told you the event occurred. Would you let it go if your child was ok or would you address it? next time could be something serious, child is larger than your child. Keeping in mind there were 2 other incidents regarding this child having issues with controlling their body and behavior which resulted in your child getting hit or pushed by rambunctious/hyperactive child?
Let it go or address and how if so?
Message edited 10/19/2015 9:20:04 PM.
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CallaLily
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WWYD if your child...
I would definitely address it with the teacher, at the very least. He/she needs to be aware of the situation and a paper trail needs to begin so that there is proof of this if further incidents arise.
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| Posted 10/19/15 9:53 PM |
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Meg1234
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Re: WWYD if your child...
Posted by CallaLily
I would definitely address it with the teacher, at the very least. He/she needs to be aware of the situation and a paper trail needs to begin so that there is proof of this if further incidents arise.
Email sent to begin my own paper trail at the least. If I am not satisfied with the teacher response, I will go further. My child told the teacher and teacher shrugged it off, and I don't believe addressed the student who acted inappropriately. We shall see the response when I asked how the child was dealt with once my child said they were hit.
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| Posted 10/19/15 10:11 PM |
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kristin597
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Re: WWYD if your child...
I would address it before something more serious happens.
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| Posted 10/20/15 2:46 PM |
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alexb
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WWYD if your child...
How old are the kids?
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| Posted 10/21/15 9:56 PM |
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Meg1234
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Re: WWYD if your child...
Posted by alexb
How old are the kids?
8/7
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| Posted 10/21/15 11:03 PM |
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Adri
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Re: WWYD if your child...
Posted by Meg1234
Posted by CallaLily
I would definitely address it with the teacher, at the very least. He/she needs to be aware of the situation and a paper trail needs to begin so that there is proof of this if further incidents arise.
Email sent to begin my own paper trail at the least. If I am not satisfied with the teacher response, I will go further. My child told the teacher and teacher shrugged it off, and I don't believe addressed the student who acted inappropriately. We shall see the response when I asked how the child was dealt with once my child said they were hit.
I would have done this. Please let us know any update.
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| Posted 10/22/15 8:32 AM |
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lorich
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Re: WWYD if your child...
I would address it.
I agree with a paper trail.
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| Posted 10/22/15 11:15 AM |
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jellybean78
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Re: WWYD if your child...
Posted by Meg1234
Posted by alexb
How old are the kids?
8/7
Same age as my DD and I would absolutely address it. Thank God your DC is OK but at that age a kid should know better than to hit anyone on the head.
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| Posted 10/22/15 12:42 PM |
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Meg1234
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Re: WWYD if your child...
spoke with teacher and principal, aide has been put into the room to help with the issues presenting.
So I will be livid if anything happens again thank you all.
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| Posted 10/22/15 5:15 PM |
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Re: WWYD if your child...
Posted by Adri
Posted by Meg1234
Posted by CallaLily
I would definitely address it with the teacher, at the very least. He/she needs to be aware of the situation and a paper trail needs to begin so that there is proof of this if further incidents arise.
Email sent to begin my own paper trail at the least. If I am not satisfied with the teacher response, I will go further. My child told the teacher and teacher shrugged it off, and I don't believe addressed the student who acted inappropriately. We shall see the response when I asked how the child was dealt with once my child said they were hit.
I would have done this. Please let us know any update.
This.
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