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They have branches in each state and perhaps you cna just call someone listed for yoru area and ask if they know of anyone who can help. All you need to tell them is that your son is 14, reading at 2nd grade level, and the school is using a sight word program with him. Let me go try to find some other help and I'll be back. Janis Brenda wrote: > > Hi Janis, > > Thanx you for replying. Ya know, just when I think I've > cried every last tear I have for the day, it starts again and > boy.the hurt is almost unbarable.

If his other skills are so far beyond his reading.why can't he read without the proper help? I think he can and so that's where we are now.getting them that help. Okay sorry for the long winded message, but maybe if you all know what happened to him you'll have a better idea about 'him.' I will try those exercises with him that you suggested, but honestly I know he'll be able to do them all. Years ago he wouldn't have been able to, but now I know he will. I will do it anyway (it'll be tricky getting him to let me, lol) but I'll do it and let you know if it doesn't go as I expect. And THANK YOU so much!

Well > that can't be that.it isn't working and he needs help! > How do I, as his mother, argue against the school about which > program should/shouldn't be used? I have no background or > knowledge about any of the programs, so I can't even suggest > one that would work. But THEY have the knowledge and they're > not being forthcoming. I don't know what to do, or how to do > it.: ( > > When I spoke with the Dir of SPED and told her that I > believed that my son was capable of making much more progress > then he's been making.but that he needs a different > program.some intensive instruction.something! She > asked me what I based my opinion on, and I told her I base it > on the fact that he is continually asking for harder work in > class.always asking for more and harder homwork than what > is offered to him. His homework takes him all of 5 minutes > to complete and his spelling words are mastered with little > effort.

While I would need to read the entire file and all the assessment reports, I have not read anything in your posts which suggests the school is remiss in this case. From their, probable, perspective, you are a caring loving parent who has a child who sadly was brain damaged early in life, the result of which is significant learning problems which may never be entirely correctable. I commend what you have done and recommend that you continue persuing outside assistance and therapy if you believe you can continue to improve the long term outcome for your son and increase his IQ and learning. CA law does not mandate that we provide for maximum potential nor does it demand that we provide experimental therapies in hopes of increasing learning potential. This is still in the realm of parenting. You might enjoy reading the work of Reuven Feuerstein, if you have not already done so. This direction of pursuit might offer some possibilities for your son.

I provide my students > with daily reading instruction in small groups. Anthony's > group is the higher group consisting of six students. All > students are given considerable opportunities to read to me > and with me during the course of daily instruction. > Anthony is a fine yourng man, I think very highly of > him and consider it a privilege to have him in my class.

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Reading materials are designed to match student's language levels and progress in steps small enough to ensure continued success in reading. Success from the beginning of the learning-to-read experience motivates students to read and to continue learning.

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What I get out of that is that the program is designed for students with hearing impairments, and maybe I'm wrong, but I don't know why he didn't add that, or maybe it's because my son is not hearing impaired. I want a program that will address his 'specific needs.' I don't know how to make the argument that this program isn't good enough. They listen to me but do nothing. They just say that his placement is appropriate and that's that. Well that can't be that.it isn't working and he needs help!

I told her that his test scores > would improve if the school would teach him something. If he > could read, then he'd do better in ALL his subjects. (all > this through tears I couldn't help crying.and I > reeeeeeally tried) > > While she seemed to agree that his placement is questionable > I can't hold her to it, and I can't make the IEP team even > concider it. At the last meeting last week his reg ed > teacher wasn't even there.they called the meeting short > without addressing all my concerns.ignored transition > issues.there was no one there who was able to committ > district resources, they wouldn't allow me to bring the IEP > home to review and share with my husband, they made me sign > under dissenting opinion and gave me 24 hours to return a > letter of dissenting opinion. Those being just a few things > they did wrong. That's why I'm having another meeting so > soon, and only because I called the dir of SPED did they make > any kind of move to call another IEP.

I did not mean to neglect that part, I was just trying to help you deal with the meeting which is very near. One thing you can do at that meeting is to request an independent educational evaluation. They will balk at it, but places like Lindamood-Bell would not even work with him without doing an evaluation first. But it is important that the evaluation be done by someone who knows what they are doing, so if necessary, it might be worth driving to a Lindamood-Bell clinic just for an evaluation. If I were you, I'd make an appointment for that now, regardless of whether the school ends up paying for it.

The Teacher's Guide describes an interactive process for guiding students to the acquisition of information through print. The format for the guide includes instructional steps for the development of linguistic comprehension (vocabulary and syntax) and reading fluency. For each story, the Guide includes the following: • specific activities for developing and activating prior knowledge • the presentation of new concepts and vocabulary word • activities for establishing the purpose for reading • post reading activities, including activities for developing an understanding of story structure, skills in phonological awareness, fluency, and story retelling Also included are literature activities to assist the teacher in integrating classic themes and selected stories into the reading and language curriculum to present a balanced instructional perspective. Instructional guidelines for Workbook activities for each story are also included in the Teacher's Guides, with specific activities for vocabulary practice, linguistic structures, story structures, and related skills.

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OH > BTW.I live in Central California.near Stockton. I > should have said that a long time ago.

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Also peek at Judy Bonnell's site for some good documentation ideas. And then be sure to take an hour just for yourself. Basically they're babysitting your kid. With that in mind, I'd consider all the other possible babysitting options. Sounds like if he were just sitting in on higher level classes he'd get more out of it. Or if he's basically a responsible kiddo, that you could homeschool him (even if you work -- this sounds like a kiddo who could do productive things on his own). Don't know what part of the country you're in -- but middle school and high school sped can be just disaster dumps.

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I say that is a very poor excuse, but very sadly, it is a common scenario in most schools. The training is expensive so those that do know about them still may refuse to send teachers for training. I asked last year to go to Phono-Graphix and Lindamood-Bell training and was told no. So I paid for the PG training myself. What would be the point of going on with teeaching if I knew I was doing a bad job???

At the last meeting last week his reg ed > teacher wasn't even there.they called the meeting short > without addressing all my concerns.ignored transition > issues.there was no one there who was able to committ > district resources, they wouldn't allow me to bring the IEP > home to review and share with my husband, they made me sign > under dissenting opinion and gave me 24 hours to return a > letter of dissenting opinion. Those being just a few things > they did wrong. That's why I'm having another meeting so > soon, and only because I called the dir of SPED did they make > any kind of move to call another IEP. I was so > upset.because this IEP was a waste of time not to mention > not even valid! Yet these are the people I'm supposed to > trust.I don't think so. But again, I don't know how to > fight them.they'll just use legal jargon and other B.S.

Repeated reading, although not necessarily oral, is a part of almost every lesson plan in the Teacher’s Guide. Extensive work on developing automaticity of vocabulary and sight words is presented in the Reading Milestones materials to develop fluency.

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Well that can't be that.it isn't working and he needs help! How do I, as his mother, argue against the school about which program should/shouldn't be used? I have no background or knowledge about any of the programs, so I can't even suggest one that would work. But THEY have the knowledge and they're not being forthcoming. I don't know what to do, or how to do it.: ( When I spoke with the Dir of SPED and told her that I believed that my son was capable of making much more progress then he's been making.but that he needs a different program.some intensive instruction.something!

Repeated reading, although not necessarily oral, is a part of almost every lesson plan in the Teacher’s Guide. Extensive work on developing automaticity of vocabulary and sight words is presented in the Reading Milestones materials to develop fluency. Extensive work on the development of vocabulary concepts is part of every reading unit. Experiential activities and schema-based strategies are strongly recommended for the development of concepts in young beginning readers. Text comprehension receives major emphasis in the Reading Milestones program with activities reinforcing research-based comprehension strategies such as prediction, question–answer relationships, monitoring, and summarizing. Methodology Many students with hearing impairments and other special language needs experience a significant gap between their language base and the materials they are given to read.

You are very fortunate they labeled him LD rather than M.R. As brain damage is a major cause of M.R.

Anthony's group is the higher group consisting of six students. All students are given considerable opportunities to read to me and with me during the course of daily instruction. Anthony is a fine yourng man, I think very highly of him and consider it a privilege to have him in my class. He takes his schoolwork very seriously, often doing more than what I've asked of him. He always does his homework, and often asks for extra homework.

And I believe that those screw ups are the real reason behind the next IEP meeting being so soon.they don't want me to have any leverage, they want this meeting so they can do it by the book rather than be on record breaking laws. I'll be going over the 'emotions to advocacy' ideas again.I've got them printed. I honestly have to say though, I don't know if I can go in there and not cry. That is my biggest problem.

I will try those exercises with him that you suggested, but honestly I know he'll be able to do them all. Years ago he wouldn't have been able to, but now I know he will. I will do it anyway (it'll be tricky getting him to let me, lol) but I'll do it and let you know if it doesn't go as I expect. And THANK YOU so much! I have about a hundred other messages to read, so I'm going to start on that.I hoped my post helped a little to explain him.

I think maybe Sue and Patti live in CA so perhaps they can help us connect you with some help. I'll try and reach them on the reading board to com over here. Now I am going to give you just a few things to read. This article is from this site and it will tell you about the kind of reading program your son needs. They are not ALL listed in this article as there are a few other good ones not listed. I use Phono-Graphix which is another acceptable one.

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I have confidence that Anthony will > continue to make steady progress in my program here at > *schools name*.' > > I looked up the program on the internet and his discription > isn't the same as what I found and after reading it, I felt > misled. > > Discription from the internet: > 'Reading Milestones > The most popular alternative, language-controlled reading > program Reading Milestones is the most popular reading > program of its kind. This successful alternative, language > controlled program is especially effective for students with > hearing impairments and language delays, and is also widely > used with others who have special language and reading needs > including individuals with learning disabilities and students > learning English as a second language. It is designed to take > readers to approximately a fifth-grade reading level with > graphics, content, and presentation that are appropriate for > readers of all ages. Revisions made in the third edition were > based on recent research, new practices in reading, and > feedback from users of the series. An update kit is available > for those currently using Levels 1-3.'

He gets along well with his peers and teachers. His behavior is excellent in the classroom and on the playground. I often tell his mother that he is a shining star in my classroom. While working under a modified but still very challenging curriculum Anthony earned a respectable GPA this past trimester making the schools Honor Role. I have confidence that Anthony will continue to make steady progress in my program here at *schools name*.'

Joined Aug 16, 2018 Posts: 69136. I can just hear 'em. 'Oh, that parent is in denial. That poor child.' How well have you been documenting their screwups? If you can quietly but firmly convince them that it would cost them less to get your son into an intensive program than to go through due process and possibly have to pay for private placmeent, I'd give that a real try. Sometimes this can even be done without turning into a 'mother from h***' -- wrightslaw has excellent 'emotions to advocacy' ideas so that you're not in a totally adversarial situation with people who are, despite the fact that they're denying your child an appropriate education, humans and probably really think they are doing a good job (and may be, for some of the kids).

Teacher's Guide Provides a foundation for lesson development, focusing on concepts, vocabulary, and linguistic structures emphasized within each story. The Teacher's Guide describes an interactive process for guiding students to the acquisition of information through print. The format for the guide includes instructional steps for the development of linguistic comprehension (vocabulary and syntax) and reading fluency.