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Subject: In-class support or withdrawal? Author: Russell (Puzzled) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 01:20:14 02/13/11 Sun Hi everyone, I work as a learning support teacher and I just wanted to ask people their opinion as to whether they prefer in-class support or withdrawal. I often feel very frustrated that my school prefers me to support children in class. The reason for my frustration is that I am very much tied to what the classroom teacher wants to do and I feel that the help that I can provide a student is limited. Especially with dyslexic kids I feel that I can be much more effective if the child is withdrawn to work either in a small group or on a 1:1 basis. In this scenario I am able to concentrate on my own specialised and personalised programs, such as spelling and reading. In class I can only offer assistance as the curriculum is the all important thing. I work in a high school. Thanks for your comments. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: In-class support or withdrawal? Emily 07:56:11 02/13/11 Sun Re: In-class support or withdrawal? Rosemary 23:47:12 02/19/11 Sat Re: In-class support or withdrawal? -- Lynn, 07:34:34 03/01/11 Tue Re: In-class support or withdrawal? Jennifer A. 10:42:59 03/01/11 Tue