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Dear Jochem, Thanks for all the info, I was so relieved to read some things on your site. I, mother of an 8-year-old son with ADD, was at a loss. But your site gave me so much courage again. As a mother, it tears you up to see your son struggle with all the obstacles and frustrations he encounters every day. It is sometimes hard to stay positive, also because he sometimes reacts very aggressively. So today we started TO3, which we hope will give him peace of mind. He is such a special and creative, different-minded little man. I hope things are going a bit better now, especially at school. Where you have to go along in the pattern, (whether you want to or not). I am a primary school teacher myself and already try to adapt the way I teach as much as possible to the children of today. But unfortunately, this is still far from being the case everywhere. Children like my son are quickly perceived as awkward and difficult, while they simply need a different approach. Your site/facebook page, gives me courage again, it will work out! Thanks Jochem! Greetings Marjolein
Dear Jochem,
Thanks for all the info, I was so relieved to read some things on your site.
I, mother of an 8-year-old son with ADD, was at a loss. But your site gave me so much courage again. As a mother, it tears you apart to see your son struggle with all the obstacles and frustrations he encounters every day. It is sometimes hard to stay positive, also because he sometimes reacts very aggressively. So today we started TO3, we hope it will give him peace of mind. He is such a special and creative, different-minded little man. I hope things are going a bit better now, especially at school. Where you have to go along with the pattern (whether you want to or not).
As a primary school teacher myself, I already try to adapt teaching methods to today's children as much as possible. But unfortunately, this is still far from being the case everywhere. Children like my son are quickly perceived as difficult and awkward, while they simply need a different approach.
Your site/facebook page, gives me courage again, it will be fine!
Thanks Jochem!
Greetings Marjolein... Collapse
Thanks for all the info, I was so relieved to read some things on your site.
I, mother of an 8-year-old son with ADD, was at a loss. But your site gave me so much courage again. As a mother, it tears you apart to see your son struggle with all the obstacles and frustrations he encounters every day. It is sometimes hard to stay positive, also because he sometimes reacts very aggressively. So today we started TO3, we hope it will give him peace of mind. He is such a special and creative, different-minded little man. I hope things are going a bit better now, especially at school. Where you have to go along with the pattern (whether you want to or not).
As a primary school teacher myself, I already try to adapt teaching methods to today's children as much as possible. But unfortunately, this is still far from being the case everywhere. Children like my son are quickly perceived as difficult and awkward, while they simply need a different approach.
Your site/facebook page, gives me courage again, it will be fine!
Thanks Jochem!
Greetings Marjolein... Collapse
