@heymrsbond @MelanatedSamus Punishment will only teach this kid to keep his disturbing thoughts to himself or do a better job hiding them. He needs natural consequences (the alternative school or something else appropriate to keep others safe) and mental health help.
I was asked to reconsider the term 'Science of Reading' because it's divisive + makes some people uncomfortable?
Well, centering what's comfortable for adults is partly how we got here in the first place. So no.
@RightToReadFilm@Hunt_Institute@FulcrumLiteracy
@preacherwife_@melodymlyons I allow my teens to be alone in the room with their doctor if the teen is ok with it. I join them after they have a chance to talk to my teen alone. While I know abuse can happen, imo, it needs to be balanced with the need for teens to have privacy with their medical team.
@BeckRSaunders @heymrsbond My 15 year old does a great job of writing emails now. But he also will miss replies because he doesnโt check his email. Iโve yet to make sense of that.
@bexone@daniela127 Not based on my experience, but what I have since studied about how our brains learn to read, Iโm confident that only a small majority learn to read by following along with a chapter book.
@bexone@daniela127 Yes, some kids learn that way. Many kids learn very easily and I love that for them. But if you look at our national reading scores, that isnโt the majority of kids.
@bexone@daniela127 He had an IEP but not a specific diagnosis until I paid for testing. And no useful supports. If I knew then what I know now. I was just told to read to him more and he was told not to be lazy.
@bexone@daniela127 Iโd need some evidence for that. With my dyslexic child, he just memorized the story. He was a great fake reader. Even my non dyslexic kid didnโt pick up much from watching me read a book, although he learned to read quickly at school
@krk73@Patefor8@NYC_stateofmind Schools should alert a parent when a child is struggling in any area. And then be able to point parents to resources (more than Kumon) as well as consider having the school conduct a formal evaluation.
@bexone@daniela127 Reading to kids and modeling reading is great. But neither teaches a child to read. Just like listening to music doesnโt teach you to read music.
@katiewr31413491@daniela127 Yup. Moms for Liberty, among others, were right. But quoting Hitler โby accidentโ and some of their other actions makes their advocacy for anything now counter productive.
@LABadMomzClub@daniela127 I knew about one of them but not both. We all need to do what's best for our kids but it'd be great if we could accord that respect to everyone else.
@SoFiStadium@Ticketmaster@taylorswift13. Hereโs a family who canโt see Taylor Swift because the screwed up ticketing system allows scalpers to buy up ADA seats and sell them for an ultrahigh premium. Pls work together to fix this for this family & others. #ADA#accessibility
@DrSuneelDhand This is a ridiculous statement. Every doctor Iโve been to is thrilled to have patients doing their best to take care of their health. Doctors are not the enemy.
@InformedMama209 If you had a child with significant mental health problems, youโd realize what a non issue this is. The struggle is getting a child to agree to enter & stay in these programs. In California, children can leave residential programs without parental consent.