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Mumsnet Discussions: Special needs : ds has a fantastic teacher (7 messages)

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By coppertop on Fri 09-May-08 10:09:34

Well done to your ds and his teacher.

By macwoozy on Thu 08-May-08 22:45:24

That's great, sounds like he's making wonderful progress.

By KarenThirl on Thu 08-May-08 19:47:39

Doesn't it just show you how much progress our kids can make with the right support?

Well done to your boy, and to you and to his teacher.

By magso on Thu 08-May-08 18:51:55

Brilliant well done little MB

By Tclanger on Thu 08-May-08 18:44:13

Wow, that's brill, you make me feel hopeful!

By welovetelegraphpoles on Thu 08-May-08 18:27:42

That sounds wonderful - glad it's going so well for him!!

By Martianbishop on Thu 08-May-08 17:46:56

He has dyspraxia and following the help he has been given by the school has made massive progress with his reading. Writing is now also improving. His teacher told me that he wrote 2 pages of a story and had a 'wonderful imagination' shock

And because of his hard word, he's got the class merit badge for next week.

Fan-fucking-tastic! My boy! grin

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