With delays in the new EHCP system for pupils with special needs,the mother of a deaf child tells of having to be her tutor
Below, Thea writes: ‘My biggest lesson was learning there’s nothing mistaken with me’It’s 40 years since I did my A-levels: two idyllic years of history, and RS with philosophy and sociology brought my academic life to an cessation. I left home and started my indentures as a trainee journalist. And these days I am more likely to qualify for a bus pass,yet I find myself once again surrounded by A-level textbooks. This time I am the teacher, and my daughter is the pupil. Parents say they will conclude anything for their offspring. I suspect teaching them A-level courses at home is one of the exceptions. I’m not a teacher: in fact I dont have a degree. I also don’t have a choice.
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Source: theguardian.com