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发帖数: 21 | 1 /*BM把第一个del了吧，谢谢。*/
再次上课的时候，it开始不断的在课堂上捣乱。先是打算我的lecture，问我讲的
“usually”是什么意思；又打断我问我谁是Milosevic（一个我们谈论了整整一学期的
人－前南斯拉夫的那个。）后一个问题，我没理他；他继续说：你是老师，you should
answer students’ question. 当时我想了一下，要不要让他离开教室；但还是没这
么做，应该还有5、6分钟就下课了，而且那是倒数第二次lecture了，我也懒得折腾了。
事情仍在继续，周末的时候，我收到一个陌生女人的来信，是it的妈妈，信是这样的：
As the mother of a student struggling with a disability in your class, I ask
that you read and please apply some of the information below to help such
students. 然后就copy了一大堆相关的内容。邮件copy给了chair。我没回复，但立即
写信给ch | n****o
发帖数: 211 | 2 Aspergers is a kind of mild autism (轻微的自闭症)
这样的学生会越来越多．现在发病率是1 of 150.
你必须学会如何面对他们， 要调整你的沟通技巧．
你如果没有提供reasonable accommodation,
they will sue you according to American Disability Act,
那可就很不妙了．You can't avoid admitting them because their disease.
You can't kick them out of your class since their mental
health disability. 有学校被罚款的(some case is over 1 million)，而且students and parents 向 attorneys in gov complain, they even don't need to pay lawyers...
Here is a book for faculties:
College Students wit |
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