Bruh, I don’t care if the kid is nonverbal. You don’t let kids scream for two hours, let alone one. I get that teaching is hard, but you need to be figuring out what’s happening, FFS.
Even nonverbal kids can still communicate, and it’s the teachers’ faults for not at least calling the parents sooner at a minimum.
I would rather the school interrupt my work day multiple times to potentially help them with something minor, rather than wait two hours for what turns out to be a medical emergency.
rather than wait two hours for what turns out to be a medical emergency.
I broke my wrist only a little younger than this poor kids. It was horrible. And that was with immediate care with my mother, a former nurse, making a sling out of my jacket before driving me to the hospital. What agony he must have been in.
Bruh, I don’t care if the kid is nonverbal. You don’t let kids scream for two hours, let alone one. I get that teaching is hard, but you need to be figuring out what’s happening, FFS.
Even nonverbal kids can still communicate, and it’s the teachers’ faults for not at least calling the parents sooner at a minimum.
I would rather the school interrupt my work day multiple times to potentially help them with something minor, rather than wait two hours for what turns out to be a medical emergency.
I broke my wrist only a little younger than this poor kids. It was horrible. And that was with immediate care with my mother, a former nurse, making a sling out of my jacket before driving me to the hospital. What agony he must have been in.