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etherealtruth

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28. That's a sensible way to deal with the situation with most kids

Reply to proud2BlibKansan (Reply #26)

Tue Dec 27, 2011, 03:15 PM

Dec 2011

Would that work with autistic children? I'm asking because I don't know.

Clearly, your approach would not cause physical or emotional trauma (regardless of whether or not that approach would work with an autistic child)

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School official stuffs a kid in a duffel bag [View all] Zalatix Dec 2011 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author HereSince1628 Dec 2011 #1

I hope the jury recommends putting the school official in a duffel bag Zalatix Dec 2011 #2

That child could have suffocated obamanut2012 Dec 2011 #3

OMG! Odin2005 Dec 2011 #4

Despicable. tabatha Dec 2011 #5

She did not know how exactly how long he had been in the bag, but probably not more than 20 minutes. yellowcanine Dec 2011 #6

Where do they find these people? Turbineguy Dec 2011 #7

Not sure, but I know where we should put them Zalatix Dec 2011 #8

That's what I'm thinking, too. It's like they went on a search to find the people MOST unsuited TwilightGardener Dec 2011 #9

It appears that superintendent is having difficulty distinguishing between reality and fantasy. Trillo Dec 2011 #10

Unbelievable! What were they thinking?! DesertRat Dec 2011 #11

Putting aside the probable physical harm, sarge43 Dec 2011 #12

It certainly seems that way! etherealtruth Dec 2011 #16

Touching a child with Autism can be overwhelming. YellowRubberDuckie Dec 2011 #20

Or someone who grew up in a dysfunctional family or was abused. nt AverageJoe90 Dec 2011 #24

The best description I've heard sarge43 Dec 2011 #27

Another teacher who should be summarily dismissed. MineralMan Dec 2011 #13

here is a link to the petition on change.org d_r Dec 2011 #14

Those people need to be criminally charged... ljm2002 Dec 2011 #15

At a meeting with school district officials, the bag was described as a "therapy bag," proud2BlibKansan Dec 2011 #17

Therapy bag? YellowRubberDuckie Dec 2011 #19

There are such things but this doesn't sound like them d_r Dec 2011 #21

Oh, but do they call those body sock things Therapy BAGS? YellowRubberDuckie Dec 2011 #22

Since Autistic and Asperger's kids can't be treated the same as other kids... YellowRubberDuckie Dec 2011 #18

I am going to respectfully disagree proud2BlibKansan Dec 2011 #25

I said these teachers, as in the ones in the story. YellowRubberDuckie Dec 2011 #30

We don't know that it was a teacher who did this though. proud2BlibKansan Dec 2011 #31

What the hell could this kid have done? The Doctor. Dec 2011 #23

It says he threw a ball across the classroom proud2BlibKansan Dec 2011 #26

That's a sensible way to deal with the situation with most kids etherealtruth Dec 2011 #28

I teach special ed. proud2BlibKansan Dec 2011 #29