I get it, I think. We take all the responsibility. But sometimes I wonder if our T's shouldn't take some of the responsibility also. They are not all-powerful; they do not own all wisdom; they cannot be perfect.

Let's take a look at children and their teachers. Maybe a teacher is considered a 'good' teacher and everyone looks up to that teacher. But, somehow or another, that teacher cannot seem to connect with your child. Your child is on another wavelength. He needs something a bit different. It's not teacher's fault; it's not child's fault. It just is what it is. No blame. But change would be necessary.