Well, here we go....anything goes here:nerd:
:thumbTough shit. Sometimes you have to shove them out the door. I know my kids better than anyone, and so far I am reaping the rewards. 4 hours later, she is still talking about school. You have to know your kids, and know yourself.
It was indeed! I'm glad it's a hit. I know! Why not? :joySweetsilver, was it you who suggested learning to read with chemistry words? My son is so excited about that idea. He's been drawing little molecule flashcards for hours, and getting me to write the word and a sentence about each on the other side for him to read. Why not get started on that journey with words like trimethylaluminium?
I'm pretty sure it's an American vs. Canadian thing more than a college vs. high school thing.The reason I asked if you were going to the meeting tomorrow is even though kid is in college I still have to accompany him to all registration appointments. I know college works different than high school and there are more hoops and legal issues to jump through.
Lol, when you said accommodations paperwork, I assumed you meant accommodations in the sense of housing. I understand now.dyslexia assessment being done
So far she's been going in for Home Room (5 minutes), then rattling whatever chains she can in the course-timetable-troubleshooting system, and then coming home. Then she goes back later in the day to unofficially audit Honours Physics, one of the courses she's hoping to get into, the teacher of which is kind and as appalled by Fiona's situation as she is.I hope Fiona works out her schedule soon. What is she supposed to be doing all day at school with no classes?