Anne Bonney wrote:The only thing that's softening is your head.
Geeeze, here we go with the personal insults again.
These bogus 'assessments' are ridiculous. Those "symptoms" could fit just about any teen in America.
You people are so set on deceiving parents that you cant even understand an
assessment test or
list of symptoms. This is a list for parents to review to see if their child
may be a candidate for their school. Any one symptom doesn’t necessarily mean the child is at-risk it merely serves as a red flag. If a parent is concerned with their childs behavior and fits a category on the list then the schools
may be able to help them.
Let me try to simplify it for you further:When doctors try to educate patients to be conscience of the warning signs of, say,
cancer they would put out a similar list on the internet like this:
Over the past several months have you experienced any of the following symptoms:1. Indigestion or difficulty in swallowing.
2. Change in bowel or bladder habits
3. Cough that persist for more than 2 weeks.
4. tiredness and /or weight loss
5. Persistent pain or discomfort in the abdomen
6. Fever
7. swelling that has progressively enlargedAny one of these symptoms doesn’t mean you have cancer and that you should go directly onto kemo, they are warning signs and should be listened to and you may want to consult a doctor. They are not alarming the public, but merely educating them and trying to help.
The same applies to the list of warning signs for struggling teens. I think it is a good list, don’t try to read too far into it. If a child has a problem in these areas they need to consult a professional to have the child assessed, (the schools will tell you this, prior to applying).
Oh, wait. That's right. You guys are on a mission to get as many kids as you can into your little mindrape mills. More money AND you get to turn out boatloads of obedient little drones. What fun!.
Lots of sarcasm and anger, sorry you were hurt by the industry, Anne, but there is a lot of good being done today and it would be a shame to deny parents information which could help their children. They need to be careful and listen to the warning signs and this applies to choosing a school also.
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