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Here's a little problem I'd like to share. I discovered that one of my students is the son of a therapist I used to see about twenty years ago. I saw her every week for several years. We are having open house Thursday night, and I am sure she will be there. He is a special needs student, and I am the special ed teacher in the class.
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I agree, treat her like any other parent if you can. I'd be uncomfortable with that too
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I agree as well. Treat her like you would any other parent.
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Did all go well?
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I hope your professionalism coupled with her professionalism made the situation less intimidating but, as a former teacher myself, I certainly understood your feelings about the P-T conference. I hope it passed without stress.
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This is bad advice but honestly I’d act like I didn’t remember her. That’s prettt much my coping mechanism when I run into people that I have a bumpy past with. And i repeat... not the best advice.
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20 years ago ???? It possible she just wont remember you.. We all change how we look with age.
Just go about it like any other parent.
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