what do you do if you have an "invisible child". What I mean is they read way beyond the books they are given, it's irrelevant to the teacher if they are upset, the teacher doesn't notice their achievements, or that they've not wanted to come to school for two months, and now that the new classes have been decided, the teacher hasn't paid any attention to the fact that this child has been unhappy/on the sidelines for a year and that it will hugely affect her if she's not with the friend that it's taken a year for her to make.
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06/07/2011 11:21
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