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Parents can only do so much. Legit special needs is special needs. From what I have read blended classes with special needs helps those with special needs, at
by brianwawok 10y ago
Parents can only do so much. Legit special needs is special needs.
From what I have read blended classes with special needs helps those with special needs, at the expense of the gifted or well behaved.
Is the trade worth it? To you likely not. To the special needs families? I think so.
- monkmartinez 10y ago> Parents can only do so much. Legit special needs is special needs. Agreed, to some extent. How far does society have to go in order to support children with <XYZ>? Is that "burden", for lack of a better word, society's problem? I don't think there is an easy answer. > Is the trade worth it? To you likely not. To the special needs families? I think so. Maybe, maybe not... I wish there were an easy answer. The fact is, I have a choice! If the situation doesn't suit my child, I will take action. My children are my responsibility. It is my duty to do the best I can for them. There seems to be an attitude that people are "owed" the best of the best and special treatment at all levels. That doesn't square with me. So long as I have a choice, I will control what I can control (which isn't much, honestly)...
- throwawaycanada 10y agoWhat is better for society? Why should well behaved and gifted children be forced to sacrifice their education and well being?
- brianwawok 10y agoWhy should special needs children be forced to sacrifice their growth? What would feel if your kid was special needs?