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The article and the intervention it describes exist specifically in the context of "special education". The children subjected to it have autism, epilepsy, and

The article and the intervention it describes exist specifically in the context of "special education". The children subjected to it have autism, epilepsy, and similar conditions. To say that they're merely "misbehaving" because of bad home training, lazy parents, or any other reason, fails to correctly understand the substance of the matter.

goda90 7y ago
Oh definitely. Assuming good faith, I'd guess the GP just didn't read the article before jumping in to discuss.
- throwanem 7y ago
  Is that good faith? Ignoring the substance of a matter in order to opine in a way that, in context, qualifies as outright misinformation?