Medical Special Needs

Should the Fed. Gov. give financial assistance to families with children who have special medical needs?

Oct 07, 2008 by Earth Needs Oil (Spills) | Posted in Elections

Or should the one's nearest have to foot the bill themselves?

Like, for instance, children with Down's syndrome?
Like, for instance, children with appendicitis.
Like, for in the event, a tooth ache.

Tam: An un-treated appendix can ans will kill. So can a badly infected tooth is left un-treated. Down's shortens a mortal, but there is no 'cure' like for the other two I mentioned. Are your priorities correct here?

Students with special medical needs?

May 20, 9477 by Emmy Jo | Posted in Teaching

Hi. I'm a to some degree new first grade teacher about to start another school
year. I have a question regarding a situation that arose last year, and I'm wondering how other schoolma'm handle something like this.

When you have a student in your class with special medical needs that require an exception to the rules you have set up for your class (such as being able to use the bathroom at all times without mulct or being able to eat a snack during morning classes), how do you handle this with regard to the rest of the students? First graders are very curious about why a infallible student gets special privileges, and I don't want it to seem I am being partial to one of my students. However, I certainly want to keep all my students' private report private.

Last year, I taught a little girl who had a medical issue and needed the accommodations mentioned above. Sometimes during a spelling examination, another child would ask to use the bathroom, and I'd always say, "Can you wait until after the test?" The other child would almost always say he could. Right after that, the girl with the medical issue would ask to use the bathroom, and I had to say yes immediately away. (I'm afraid it seemed especially unfair to my students, since the mother of the girl with the medical issue was my most frequent classroom volunteer.) Other times, students would ask why the mademoiselle was allowed to eat a snack after P.E. but they were not.

How do you handle something like this? I ended up talking with the child's parents about it, and we decided together that I would briefly expound it to the class without going into details. (Since we are a Christian school, I was able to work it rather naturally into our morning plea request time.) How would you handle a situation like this, though, if the parents preferred the information to be kept categorically private?

Unfortunately, as you have already intuited, 1st graders don't have a very heightened sensation of "privacy" certainly not the way adults perceive it.

It is difficult, but the approach that always worked for me in the end was to be transparent. That didn't certainly mean that private medical conditions were exposed but it did mean we talked about diversity- and our needs are among them. Using a children's book to bring up the subject is a good idea.

I had children with special needs in my classroom as well, sometimes needing to go to the bathroom. I also had a fairly liberal policy- there was a miniature white board on the inside of the door where a student would write his/her name to indicate the student was heading to the bathroom. The only beforehand that was not allowed was during "rug time" as I told them that was MY time to teach them. When they were working at their tables, they could allocate their space as they saw fit- staying in the bathroom for too long would have negative consequences! So how did I deal with the special student? When he/she needed to go, he/she would simply tap the shoulder of his/her bathroom buddy (customarily a responsible and bright student) to accompany him/her to the bathroom. This was something we would have agreed to beforehand when we had our first conversation about diverse needs. I also found students wanted to be the special companion and would behave well to be chosen.

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