When kids ask (complain), "Why do I have to go to school??" here's what you tell them... (Teachers, please share THE LINK with students' parents, too!)
Are there federal requirements that schools must meet for Physical Therapy equipment (feeders, standers, wheelchairs)? Space is very limited but they are stored in the classrooms to limit instruction interruption. Some of these equipment are 2-3 decades OLD and are safety hazard.
Should schools be required to have a Physical Therapy room separate from classrooms (I'm not talking hallways...)?
What are the height requirements for transporting students to / from changing tables, standers, feeders? Students wheelchairs are very low to ground (1.5 feet) and tables, standers are very high from the ground (3.5 feet or higher from ground)? Can electronic 3-in-1 wheelchairs be requested to reduce instruction interruption and limit number of strains put forth on the staff injuries?
Are schools required to send bathroom behaviors reports of an entire class daily to parents? Thank you.
SusanOn 9/10/14, Teacher12345 wrote: > Testing this post. Looking for a place to post concerns and > get ideas Have been subscribed for years & find it helpful
Bob R/CAOn 9/10/14, Susan wrote: > On 9/10/14, Teacher12345 wrote: >> Testing this post. Looking for a place to post concerns and >> get ideas > Have been subscribed for years & find it helpful
If you’re a teacher who's prone to sore throats or laryngitis, especially common during the back-to-school period, you might want to give these tips a try.