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Subject: Re: Dylexic son not receiving help he is entitled to. Author: Oritha [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:09:56 02/02/12 Thu In reply to: Stephen Round 's message, "Re: Dylexic son not receiving help he is entitled to." on 09:45:45 01/03/12 Tue I would not allow my child to get treated like that. There are many things you can do at hme to supplement his education. When administrators do not listen to me or follow my child's plan as I am a very polite person--I have my husband go in in his business suit to address them.. It always work. It sounds odd but my son is achieving because my hubby stepped in. This says a lot about our society. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]