2.she told the childs medical problem that she assumed, she took his elmo doll, she made him eat alone, she was talking about him to another teacher in front of him.
3. yes this should have been discussed during enrollment with the parent as well. so that they would have already knew the concerns of the child.
4. The parent, director,teacher and or teachers.and in a place of severe privacy.
5.Maybe, after the children has made a connection you should not put any child out there you must let the children know the diffrence but at the same time never call a child out children are innocent.
6.Maybe connect him with a child that is more sincere, introduce eric to the class and let eric talk about what is going on tell his own story to the children about what his ears are going through children are just anxious to know after that its back to play time.
7.It was very inappropiate and embarrssing to to hear that coming from where your child is attending, it would make a person angry.
8.The conversation should not have taken place at all unless it is being addressed to the parent but only in an appropiate way within your job
9.Yes, i can call the parent in for a meeting with the teachers involved and reasure her that this will never happen again it was a miscommunication, and that is was very unprofessional on our end. would also involve the child at some part as far sas reintroducing him to his fellow classmates and getting a fresh start.
10.AT this point the things that where violated no! it would have to be a darn good convencing director to leave a child after something of that extinct, it would have to be thought about well anylized by the parent if it was myself.
11.I would not move him fear of it happening at another school, you have to build trust within the centers, my reason would have to be that the director assured me that my child would be protected from that type of scenes,it would be a hard decision to make, when it comes to the childs safety and self esteem.
20/20 Peggy Adams
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