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I was sent a site for Ga. teacher's .net and I am appalled
by some of the comments there. This is not an idle
question. Three yrs. ago, I began homeschooling my sp.
needs child because of an intensely negative experience in
the public school arena. Now, I'm sick and do not know how
much longer I will be able to teach--it is with fear and
trepidation that I have contacted the school adm.--if
teachers really feel so negative about this subject, I
would really appreciate knowing before I pursue this any
further. Would you please reply and give me some honest
feedback.
I was sent a site for Ga. teacher's .net and I am appalled
by some of the comments there. This is not an idle
question. Three yrs. ago, I began homeschooling my sp.
needs child because of an intensely negative experience in
the public school arena. Now, I'm sick and do not know how
much longer I will be able to teach--it is with fear and
trepidation that I have contacted the school adm.--if
teachers really feel so negative about this subject, I
would really appreciate knowing before I pursue this any
further. Would you please reply and give me some honest
feedback.
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