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Old 10-03-2009, 14:13   #42
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Re: teacher shut autistic girl a tiny room

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Originally Posted by Osem View Post
The reason being that I don't know the girl! Something as simple as a walk around the playground or another acitivity may have done the trick! That's what the assistant and school should have known far better than me.

I have a feeling I know rather more about SEN than you ever will.
May have done the trick? Then placing her in a room may have also done the trick.

If it was something obvious that was upsetting her, it would have been easier to resolve the situation. But it wasn't something obvious and probably only became known long after the event.
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Melanie-Rose thought she would get into trouble because she had not done her homework and began crying and waving her arms.
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