Are Schools Too Protective Of Kids?

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(02-17-2018, 04:53 AM)BFritz21 Wrote: Because I've been in other schools and I've also talked to school emloyees.

And I have a friend who's son is autistic and she's part of the problem because she has been way too overprotective.

So you don't even know how many kids in the audience may have disabilities, but you know all the teachers treat them the same?

Quote:I didn't see him interact with her, but he probably would be overprotective because that's how they're trained and instructed.

He wasn't interacting with her thus he wasn't being over protective. But, you know if he did interact with her he would be over protective if he wasn't already too busy not being over protective.

I don't feel like quoting what you wrote about 504 plans being over protective or holding kids back from success, but my personal experience as a parent and 504 plans are the exact opposite.