Mom Alleges 'waterboarding' At School

Mom Alleges ' Waterboarding' School - Psychology, Special Needs, Health - Posted: 5th Nov, 2009 - 4:22pm

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22nd Oct, 2009 - 5:28pm / Post ID: #

Mom Alleges 'waterboarding' At School

Do I live a life of stress? Surely I do but I rather that and home school than to put my kids through this type of experiences and whether some want to admit it or not it is quite common everywhere.

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Oct. 21) -- Teacher's aides severely abused special-needs children at a Montana school, the families of five students charge. One mother describes what her autistic son was subjected to as "waterboarding-like torture."

Julie Parish and Kristina Marie Kallies, who have resigned as aides, are charged with assault on a minor and endangering the welfare of children. Parish appeared in court Monday and was released on bond. Police are still looking for Kallies, KFBB reported.
Parents of students who were in the 7th and 8th grade special-ed class at North Middle School in Great Falls last school year sat in the courtroom, some holding photos of their kids.

Tiffonie Schilling cried as she described what witnesses report was done to her 14-year-old son, Garrett. An aide allegedly held the boy's head under a water faucet when he dozed off in class.

"He was having waterboarding-like torture done to him on a frequent basis," Schilling said. A fellow student also said teachers made Garrett "eat his own vomit."


Garrett Schilling can't speak because of his autism, so he couldn't explain what was happening, his mom added. "A child who can't defend himself, it's a huge violation."
Other parents told stories of abuse that included a girl being hit in the head with a pan and a boy being locked in a closet...


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Post Date: 22nd Oct, 2009 - 6:48pm / Post ID: #

Mom Alleges 'waterboarding' At School
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This is why there should be cameras in the class rooms. Not only does it help protect a teacher but it can help protect a child like these children. I think special needs kids need more care and they should have a right to have good quality care to help them.

3rd Nov, 2009 - 5:06am / Post ID: #

Mom Alleges 'waterboarding' At School Health & Special Psychology

The only real danger here is a repeat of the "facilitated communication" tragedy of years past, where the idea was that "trained facilitators" would hold the autistic child's hands and either write or type things, detecting the slightest hint of movement and helping the children perform the task they were attempting.

Parents wept with joy when finally able to "talk" to their children this way, getting messages from the kids about loving them and such... Until the allegations of parental child abuse began surfacing, and many parents began to be arrested as facilitated children began accusing their parents of unspeakable abuses committed on them.

After a lot of chaos and finally serious scientific inquiry and study and controlled conditions, it was revealed the facilitators were actually the ones responsible for all of the messages. Not intentionally, in most cases, and not even knowingly - they really believed they were helping the children communicate, and were equally horrified with the allegations they were receiving from the children.

But no one had apparently familiarized themselves with the ideomotor function, which is at play in a number of similar activities, mostly paranormal, such as Ouija boards, dowsing rods, automatic writing and table tipping/dancing - whatever the person using the apparatus thinks about (even UNconsciously and unknowingly) or even wonders about, our bodies tend to "flow" along with whatever we're thinking, and so visibly undetectable pressure is applied by the hands in a way to use the apparatus (such as a pointer on a Ouija board) to indicate letters or otherwise reveal messages or information.

Unfortunately, this information was from the users' own minds, and were patchwork unconscious creations, anxiety, assumptions and imagination, which is why younger people that use Ouija tend to get stranger, scarier, more offensive and abusive results, that's just where their heads are at.

So in this case, the so-called facilitators were actually using the autistic children like Ouija board pointers or dowsing rods, unconsciously guiding their little hands that resulted in whatever happened to be percolating in the facilitators' minds. This was finally proven and demonstrated, resulting in even more chaos and controversy and I'm sure, relief but crushing grief from the parents who thought they had been talking to their children. It was a horrible, horrible snapshot in the history of medical/psychological approaches.



5th Nov, 2009 - 1:11am / Post ID: #

School waterboarding Alleges Mom

Jpatt, I am trying to follow you here but I don't understand how your first example can be compared to a teacher allegedly holding a boy's head under a water faucet when he dozed off in class or making him eat his own vomit? Please explain, thanks.



5th Nov, 2009 - 2:20am / Post ID: #

School waterboarding Alleges Mom

I'm sorry, I wasn't very clear and I admit even I had to scroll up and then read the article to figure out what my point was.

What I was getting at was all these reports of abuse, how many of them are known to be realities, to have actually occurred, or is there some sort of "epidemic" of assumptions and hasty conclusions. My point was that it would be bad if this were another case of people resigning and losing their jobs and being arrested on false claims or conclusions.



5th Nov, 2009 - 2:29am / Post ID: #

Mom Alleges 'waterboarding' At School

international QUOTE (jpatt @ 4-Nov 09, 10:20 PM)
how many of them are known to be realities, to have actually occurred, or is there some sort of "epidemic" of assumptions and hasty conclusions. My point was that it would be bad if this were another case of people resigning and losing their jobs and being arrested on false claims or conclusions.

Oh I see what you are saying but I do not think this is the case. There are witnesses, the victims on this case are non-verbal so they did not accuse the teacher of doing this. In many other examples, there were also hidden cameras. The reality is that it is very hard to teach and take care of autistic kids. However, if you cannot handle the job then resign instead of abusing them. The allegations on this case are terrible.



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Post Date: 5th Nov, 2009 - 4:22pm / Post ID: #

Mom Alleges 'waterboarding' At School
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Mom Alleges 'waterboarding' School

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The reality is that it is very hard to teach and take care of autistic kids


That is the key right there. We need people who have a lot of patience to be able to work with these children and help them become better than they are now through education and skills. If we could find more of these caring and patient people we would not have to worry about these types of abuses happening.


 
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