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I go to an all girls, private high school. I have my diagnoses on file, and I hav accomodations. I have been working with the learning specialist on campus on organization, etc. she was asking me where i turn in hw, and I told her that the teacher doesn't collect it. she thought that was bad, and thought that I would be able to stay on top of everything if I knew that it was going to collected daily (I would put things off because i knew he wouldn't ask for it: the old "ill do it ltr"). So she said she would talk to him. I thought she was going to hav it so that everyone would hav the hw collected daily, as it should be. but instead, he said that he will collect *my* hw daily. I don't think that is fair. that is not an accomodation that i hav in place, and its not one that I want. what do i do?
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What was the process by which your current accommodations were documented and put in place? What adults (teachers, parents, learning specialist, etc.) were involved?
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my psychologist talked with the learning specialist and the academic dean... And they took it from there
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what is the big picture here? do you want to hang on to your bad habits of doing it later for some reason? i'm confused.
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#5
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You could discuss the pros and cons of the situation with your psychologist.
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