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March 5th 06, 01:00 AM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt
Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] 
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March 9th 06, 10:52 PM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
"Jan Drew" wrote in message . com... http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] "Autism-like symptoms of Asperger's"???? Asperger's Syndrome *is* a type of autism....the teacher not only is not doing her job very well, she is not very well informed... -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus
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March 10th 06, 03:32 AM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
"Sumbuny" wrote in message news:sk2Qf.59701$Ug4.977@dukeread12... "Jan Drew" wrote in message . com... http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] "Autism-like symptoms of Asperger's"???? Asperger's Syndrome *is* a type of autism....the teacher not only is not doing her job very well, she is not very well informed... Kind of like "heart attack like symptoms of an MI".
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#4
March 10th 06, 08:03 PM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
"Skeptic" wrote in message news:mr6Qf.15073$oL.13998@attbi_s71... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:sk2Qf.59701$Ug4.977@dukeread12... "Jan Drew" wrote in message . com... http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] "Autism-like symptoms of Asperger's"???? Asperger's Syndrome *is* a type of autism....the teacher not only is not doing her job very well, she is not very well informed... Kind of like "heart attack like symptoms of an MI". Pretty much...using "big words" to try to inpress the audience, without comprending what those "big words" actually mean G -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus
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#5
March 11th 06, 08:09 AM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
"Sumbuny" wrote in message news:sk2Qf.59701$Ug4.977@dukeread12... "Jan Drew" wrote in message . com... http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] "Autism-like symptoms of Asperger's"???? Asperger's Syndrome *is* a type of autism....the teacher not only is not doing her job very well, she is not very well informed... -- Buny Wrong. You are nit picking. She stated it correctly. http://www.encorestudio.org/content/reallifereview.html Real Life focuses on Asperger's Syndrome, which a program note describes as being like a dash of autism. People with Asperger's Syndrome have normal intelligence but exhibit autism-like symptoms. " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus
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#6
March 11th 06, 08:13 AM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
"Sumbuny" wrote in message news:IXkQf.60386$Ug4.39803@dukeread12... "Skeptic" wrote in message news:mr6Qf.15073$oL.13998@attbi_s71... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:sk2Qf.59701$Ug4.977@dukeread12... "Jan Drew" wrote in message . com... http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] "Autism-like symptoms of Asperger's"???? Asperger's Syndrome *is* a type of autism....the teacher not only is not doing her job very well, she is not very well informed... Kind of like "heart attack like symptoms of an MI". Pretty much...using "big words" to try to inpress the audience, without comprending what those "big words" actually mean G A real pity you feel the need to giggle at teachers. -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus
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#7
March 11th 06, 08:17 AM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
Jan Drew wrote:
"Sumbuny" wrote in message news:sk2Qf.59701$Ug4.977@dukeread12... "Jan Drew" wrote in message . com... http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] "Autism-like symptoms of Asperger's"???? Asperger's Syndrome *is* a type of autism....the teacher not only is not doing her job very well, she is not very well informed... -- Buny Wrong. You are nit picking. She stated it correctly. http://www.encorestudio.org/content/reallifereview.html Real Life focuses on Asperger's Syndrome, which a program note describes as being like a dash of autism. People with Asperger's Syndrome have normal intelligence but exhibit autism-like symptoms. Care to post "this" to alt.autism? ... I wouldn't. Cordially, RL -- 0. Introduction: Why a Sigflame FAQ? Sigflaming has become an institution on demon.local, and so it's time we had a nice FAQ to explain sigflaming to newbies and start them off on the right foot. 1. What is a big sig? Anything longer than the recommended USENET maximum of four lines. The sig starts after the delimiter ("-- " on a line by itself). 2. What is a sigflame? It's a USENET posting that follows up to another to complain that the first posting had a big sig. 3. Why complain about big sigs? It's the best way to get more posts with big sigs, and to promote the ongoing discussion of sigfile size. 4. Why complain about big sigs in demon.local? It's the best way to get lots of lovely posts with big sigs, and discussions of sigfile size, in demon.local. Only trolls and troublemakers could find fault with this. 5. Why not complain about big sigs outside demon.local? This has been tried, but with limited success (see 9). Besides, the net effect might be to encourage people with big sigs, which are a limited resource, to post _outside_ demon.local, and that would dilute the target material. So if you _must_ make a sigflame outside demon.local, at least mention that you post in demon.local, and explain that we always flame big sigs in demon.local. 6. Why not just ignore people with big sigs? They might go away. 7. Okay, so why not ask people to post with big sigs? They might post with small sigs just to be perverse. 8. Will Demon Internet do anything about this? They'll bill us at a flat rate for this big sigs service. But they seldom contribute big sigs. To make this work. you have to contribute your own sigflames. 9. Will nanau do anything about this? NANAU subscribers have been known to have a quiet chuckle, but they seldom contribute a big juicy sig. 10. Will spam cancelers do anything about this? See 9. One spam canceller is thought to have spam cancelled one especially enthusiastic sig flamer. Talk about warped priorities! 11. What about bandwidth? In article , B.E.Newsam writes .... As I'm sure Piers will tell you soon, "bandwidth is not the issue". It's the law, and that's that. Bandwidth is not the issue. The issue is B I G S I G S
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#8
March 11th 06, 01:45 PM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
"Jan Drew" wrote:
"Sumbuny" wrote in message news:sk2Qf.59701$Ug4.977@dukeread12... "Jan Drew" wrote in message . com... http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] "Autism-like symptoms of Asperger's"???? Asperger's Syndrome *is* a type of autism....the teacher not only is not doing her job very well, she is not very well informed... -- Buny Wrong. You are nit picking. She stated it correctly. http://www.encorestudio.org/content/reallifereview.html Real Life focuses on Asperger's Syndrome, which a program note describes as being like a dash of autism. People with Asperger's Syndrome have normal intelligence but exhibit autism-like symptoms. People with Aspberger's Syndrome have a type of autism, not "autism-like symptoms". Anyone who would use the latter expression is either ignorant of the facts or doesn't care. Ignorance can be forgiven, but only once. It is not nit-picking to ask people to use correct terms. -- Peter Bowditch aa #2243 The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com
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#9
March 11th 06, 03:09 PM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
"Jan Drew" wrote in message news  "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:sk2Qf.59701$Ug4.977@dukeread12... "Jan Drew" wrote in message . com... http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] "Autism-like symptoms of Asperger's"???? Asperger's Syndrome *is* a type of autism....the teacher not only is not doing her job very well, she is not very well informed... -- Buny Wrong. You are nit picking. She stated it correctly. http://www.encorestudio.org/content/reallifereview.html Real Life focuses on Asperger's Syndrome, which a program note describes as being like a dash of autism. People with Asperger's Syndrome have normal intelligence but exhibit autism-like symptoms. No. At one point Asperger's was felt to be a separat entity. However, we know now that it IS a form of autism, just on the very mild end of the spectrum - but autism nonetheless. But hey, thanks for the link to " A musical comedy takes on Asperger's Syndrome " .... lol... now *that's* science!
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March 11th 06, 05:02 PM
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Teaching in the ADHD Era
"Jan Drew" wrote in message om... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:IXkQf.60386$Ug4.39803@dukeread12... "Skeptic" wrote in message news:mr6Qf.15073$oL.13998@attbi_s71... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:sk2Qf.59701$Ug4.977@dukeread12... "Jan Drew" wrote in message . com... http://ledger.southofboston.com/arti...ews/news04.txt Teaching in the ADHD era: Variety of learning disorders make instruction more complex Excerpts: [see my comments] Fights are rare, but a few teachers have been cursed at to their face. [this should NEVER be allowed, under ANY circumstances] Most weeks, a larger number contend with students who refuse to do their assignments. A handful of students must be coaxed into participation from the withdrawn, autism-like symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome, while others seem sunk in silence - perhaps, teachers say, because they've witnessed or suffered anger or abuse at home. [My-my isn't the teacher judgmental, Mark Probert?, YES, it is the teacher's job.] "Autism-like symptoms of Asperger's"???? Asperger's Syndrome *is* a type of autism....the teacher not only is not doing her job very well, she is not very well informed... Kind of like "heart attack like symptoms of an MI". Pretty much...using "big words" to try to inpress the audience, without comprending what those "big words" actually mean G A real pity you feel the need to giggle at teachers. Considering that I work with teachers, as a volunteer, a substitute teachers, as a special ed major (halfway to my degree at this point), with over a dozen years of experience volunteering and substitute teaching, not to mention working as an aide in the classroom...I would think that I know tad more about the profession than you do... What did you say your credentials were? -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus
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