Like I needed another - it would be great to have a break.
I don't like Alex's new teacher's way of doing homework.
She doesn't have them have homework - she gives class work and then
tells them to "finish" at home if they can't do it in class - so we have
no way to track what Alex turns in or not. Except she was SUPPOSE to
give a weekly status letter of all assignments - and she hasn't been.
So now I just got one - and they are TONS of missing assignments where
Alex has gotten an "F" or a bunch of bad work turned in were he'd gotten
a "D" (or a 2 as it is now)
I don't like her system - there is
no way to keep track and she's not even up to date on it - all her
October stuff she hasn't even graded yet - but we only have two weeks to
fix it????? That means he has a TON OF WORK to get done in two weeks.
That's why I want the meeting - I need a full on PACKET of everything
he needs to do.
She is relying on the kids to do this - and I have no way as a parent to keep him on track
SO i left my son freaking out on the way to school.
He said VERY SAD "Mom you are stressing me out!"
I said "You need to be stressed out!"
But I'm ill. I feel like a bad parent
Re: Bad Mom Moment
I don't think you should feel bad at all. He needs to learn to do better work and/or turn it in on time. Otherwise he will have to deal with the consequences of catching up.
Now, I'm not sure how/if his Aspburgers comes into play at all here. But assuming it isn't a major factor, I think it is perfectly acceptable that he feels some of the heat for not staying on track with his work.
You're doing a great job! Don't feel guilty!
ETA: I do think the teacher's system is stupid and she needs to stay on top of her own work if she expects her students to! And, a you should def. be notified sooner if he isn't turning in work. How can you help him learn to stay on track if you don't know he's behind?!