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   RM> can't send the kids home, what can you do with the ones with serious   
   RM> problems, disruptive and possibly dangerous to the rest of the class?   
      
   KW>In the lower grades, my daughter had two kids in classes that were   
     >disruptive; the mothers volunteered as room "helpers" to help the   
     >teachers with the curriculum and to manage their kid. Not every child   
     >has a stay-at-home parent, I could imagine other schools fareing less   
     >well.   
      
   In theory, in most school systems, when you have a seriously.. I don't   
   want to say 'disabled' but I'm not sure what to call it.. Anyways, if   
   you have one of those 'problem' children they are supposed to have a   
   care giver for that child with them but, as with your example, at some   
   point it's just not possible to pay for that. My Niece has 5 children   
   with issues in her class (of about 25 kids) and 1 helper..   
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