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My Sons Teacher Won’t Meet With Me Unless The Case Manager Is Present. Has That Happened To Anyone?? I Find It Odd.
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I like to bond and connect with my sons teachers, they’re after all the person my son will relly on for most of his day and it improves communication between us making it easier for me to help my son. Well this year my sons teacher always asks for the case manager to be present whenever I need to talk to her. I have told her that I don’t need her to be present but she still insists. She makes everything very official and communication isn’t great, my son even tells me he doesn’t like her.

posted November 17, 2019
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A MyAutismTeam Member

What would happen if you just showed up at school and asked to observe your child's class?

posted November 18, 2019
A MyAutismTeam Member

That seems like a red flag of something odd is going on I think. And the fact your son doesn't care for her as a teacher. The teacher must feel on edge about maybe something she is doing.

posted November 18, 2019
A MyAutismTeam Member

She always says it’s so that she can provide input.

posted November 17, 2019
A MyAutismTeam Member

Did she give you any reason ?

posted November 17, 2019

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