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Apr 29, 2015
I have a student who is sweetie but has much difficulty controlling his body, his mouth, he is a huge disruption to our days. I am at my wit's end. Mom does not at all agree - has made this VERY clear - that any sort of extra help is needed. I believe that he is sensory seeking and have tried a special seat for him to sit on, koosh balls etc. to manipulate when he is fidgety. He goes out for motor breaks. He has a weighted vest that mom did agree to. There are times I simply can't teach with him in the room. I have tried rewards, consequences.
I want to cry. I so badly want him to feel successful but it's very difficult - especially when the parent does not share my views.
Any advice.... Thank you! VTmommy
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On 4/29/15, vt mommy wrote: > Hello! > > I have a student who is sweetie but has much difficulty > controlling his body, his mouth, he is a huge disruption > to our days. I am at my wit's end. Mom does not at all > agree - has made this VERY clear - that any sort of extra > help is needed. I believe that he ...See More