I have just received an email from DS' (yr 7) Spanish teacher complaining that he has shown a negative attitude towards the subject, doesn't cooperate and manifests this through words in class and won't listen.
I am not sure what to do as this teacher had complained about his behaviour at a parent-teacher a few weeks ago.
We had agreed for her to seat him away from his group of friends and now this.
DS, before I showed him who the email was from, hadn't a clue which teacher would complain about him & would not have listed Spanish as his least favourite subject.
However, he admits he has sometimes talked in class & says the lesson is boring, all they do is copy stuff from the board.
I have told him that teachers don't appreciate students talking during their lessons & he will just need to respect that.
I don't know what to say in response to the teacher.
She has offered to meet but I don't fancy going to listen to what she has already said in her email - without anything to add to it.
He is otherwise doing well at school.
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DS Yr7 been told he has negative attitude towards subject
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Spree · 11/12/2012 13:32
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