Been special educated until I asked to get taken out when I arrived to high school. For insecurity reasons I hid away from general educated people. Years after years, until high school. The general were in classes with large groups and attractive females. My class throughly 1st - 8th grade merged with other classes. I remember once a girl asked me “why are you in that class. Killed my spirit😐… but as I grew I up I realized that a lot of us are different. Back then people would shame you. But in 2021 it seems people are trying to be different now. Us special folks were born differently. We learn differently. We don’t try we just are.
What you say is so true. I was not diagnosed with ADHD until I was in my sixties. And I always felt bad, but I never gave up. I will be 70 years old and I am studying for my Nursing test.
I was put in special ed classes because I had ADHD and dyslexia and I remember a good looking Mexican girl asked me why I was in those classes I didn't know what to say to her after that happen I felt like I was worthless
I was in special Ed my whole life. Because I had emotional problems and adhd. I hated my self for it because I wanted to be in the normal classes and general ed kids teased me for being in special ed but my disability was to much for me handle a regular class. But twords the end of high-school I accepted my disability for what it was and there was nothing wrong with that. And I found that ther where many students who where like me. And there was nothing 4 me to be ashamed of
When I was in elementary school, there was a special needs student who was severely disabled and in a wheelchair. She was NOT in a Special Education classroom but in the General Education classroom because the mother just insisted she be. They finally ended up transferring her out based on the fact that her needs were simply just too much to handle. She NEVER should’ve been there with all honesty.
I was a special education student, & I feel I am less knowledgeable after I mosty learned it from there. It's very depressing if you asked me, brother.
I'm sorry to hear about your experience! That's one major challenge in our education system today... children seem to be getting left behind. How long ago did you graduate?
@@TheAutisticGeek206 I graduated in 2009 I been in Speech therapy special ed classes through my years in school I'm now 30 gonna be 31 may 3 2021 tomorrow
I was special ed.. I wish I was challenged more.. I never learned algebra.. I always wondered what grade I was going to learn it. never did.. I now want to do programming and saw I need to know basic algebra.. sigh..
Class Act was my favorite,, movie as a tod growing up i the late and 80s as well 90s so I can tell my pops did that, because pf his witchy behavior. ,,,
Been special educated until I asked to get taken out when I arrived to high school. For insecurity reasons I hid away from general educated people. Years after years, until high school. The general were in classes with large groups and attractive females. My class throughly 1st - 8th grade merged with other classes. I remember once a girl asked me “why are you in that class. Killed my spirit😐… but as I grew I up I realized that a lot of us are different. Back then people would shame you. But in 2021 it seems people are trying to be different now. Us special folks were born differently. We learn differently. We don’t try we just are.
What you say is so true. I was not diagnosed with ADHD until I was in my sixties. And I always felt bad, but I never gave up. I will be 70 years old and I am studying for my Nursing test.
I was put in special ed classes because I had ADHD and dyslexia and I remember a good looking Mexican girl asked me why I was in those classes I didn't know what to say to her after that happen I felt like I was worthless
I was in special Ed my whole life. Because I had emotional problems and adhd. I hated my self for it because I wanted to be in the normal classes and general ed kids teased me for being in special ed but my disability was to much for me handle a regular class. But twords the end of high-school I accepted my disability for what it was and there was nothing wrong with that. And I found that ther where many students who where like me. And there was nothing 4 me to be ashamed of
Just found your videos and they are very helpful!
The transition from special Ed to general Ed was extremely hard but hard work pays
I been in Special ed classes since middle school to High school
I'm glad done with school graduated in 2009
When I was in elementary school, there was a special needs student who was severely disabled and in a wheelchair. She was NOT in a Special Education classroom but in the General Education classroom because the mother just insisted she be.
They finally ended up transferring her out based on the fact that her needs were simply just too much to handle. She NEVER should’ve been there with all honesty.
I was a special education student, & I feel I am less knowledgeable after I mosty learned it from there. It's very depressing if you asked me, brother.
I'm sorry to hear about your experience! That's one major challenge in our education system today... children seem to be getting left behind. How long ago did you graduate?
@@Specialedresource777 It is the age of 21 years old I graduated! I remember that year was really 2013.
@@TheAutisticGeek206 I graduated in 2009 I been in Speech therapy special ed classes through my years in school I'm now 30 gonna be 31 may 3 2021 tomorrow
@@unknownwolf4046 Happy belated birthday :)
Ye I feel u man😢
I was special ed.. I wish I was challenged more.. I never learned algebra.. I always wondered what grade I was going to learn it. never did.. I now want to do programming and saw I need to know basic algebra.. sigh..
Can you reach out to me for a virtual meeting. My son is going to HS next 2 yrs.
I’m in special Ed in elementary middle and high school
What do you have to do to take your kid out of special education
Is there something happening causing you to want to take your child out of special education?
Know one knows so good luck
It really depends on what their Individualized Education Plan (IEP) goals are.
As soon as seniors graduate high school, the IEP’s expire.
Former Sped teacher here, all it takes is another IEP meeting and your signature. No one can force you to keep your child in Sped.
@@tanyatroxler9918 I was a student and special ed myself and I felt like I did not need to be there I felt like I was getting the wrong support
God, what something to show.
School might be obselete.
Class Act was my favorite,, movie as a tod growing up i the late and 80s as well 90s so I can tell my pops did that, because pf his witchy behavior. ,,,
Public school is so Fucked up! I know special education was for me.