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Date: 22 Oct 2006
Time: 20:07:43 -0500
Remote Name: 70.237.139.143
Brandye, You may want to have a look at my response to Lauren in the thread entitled, "School teachers and Stuttering". Working with the student and teacher together to brainstorm how the student can be helped in the classroom seems to work the best, in my experience. Maybe you can talk with your student and ask how they would like to involve their teacher. Then, you might want to find a time when you, the student and the teacher can meet to talk about how to do this. There are materials from SFA and NSA designed for teachers, to help educate them about stuttering. Doing this one-on-one with a teacher, or educating teachers at an inservice are ways to begin engaging teachers. Best regards, Lynne