Didnt know whether to stick this here or AIBU.
About 3 months ago my son went for hearing test and concluded that he had considerable loss.
I spoke to his teacher who knew nothing of this and asked her to keep an eye out.
3 months on, i rang her and she said he's fine, nothing noticed etc. Which i fine quite unbelievable as i find his hearing loss quite obvious, as does my family and even strangers in the street who say hello notice his lack of response. He also had hearing test last week and same loss. His doctor said he is either clever and somehow compensates for his hearing loss or noone is paying enough attention.
He is booked in next friday for op (to have grommets put in)which should fix the problem immediately.
So is it worth me going having a word with the teacher and trying to politely say I'm surprised u havent noticed and erm what the hell is going on!! (any diplomatic suggestions welcomed!)
Or since the problem is (or hopefully will be) fixed should i just let it go and say nothing?
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AIBU to think teacher isnt paying enough attention?
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Flojo1979 · 13/03/2011 14:30
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