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<blockquote data-quote="TeDo" data-source="post: 451469"><p>There's not much you can do. If they ask you for anything, give it in DETAIL. The meeting when they share the results and try to come up with a plan is when you get to share EVERYTHING you want/need them to know. Classroom observations are usually a part of the assessments they do. If they don't, request that they do. That is something you can ask them about now. Explain your concerns about differences in settings. Depending on their results, it sounds like he could benefit from 1:1 assistance throughout the school day. Someone who is responsible for HIM ony and to make sure HE understands what he's being asked to do and to work with HIM in a quiet setting when necessary or able. A teacher is not going to have the time to do any of this with all the other rugrats he/she is responsible for. Anyway, now you have my two cents. Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TeDo, post: 451469"] There's not much you can do. If they ask you for anything, give it in DETAIL. The meeting when they share the results and try to come up with a plan is when you get to share EVERYTHING you want/need them to know. Classroom observations are usually a part of the assessments they do. If they don't, request that they do. That is something you can ask them about now. Explain your concerns about differences in settings. Depending on their results, it sounds like he could benefit from 1:1 assistance throughout the school day. Someone who is responsible for HIM ony and to make sure HE understands what he's being asked to do and to work with HIM in a quiet setting when necessary or able. A teacher is not going to have the time to do any of this with all the other rugrats he/she is responsible for. Anyway, now you have my two cents. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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