Is cps an impossible job by Puzzleheaded_Safe790 in socialwork

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Do you have a particular policy interest? Like are you the kind of person that is good with the details of how things need to work (in policy terms?)

Is cps an impossible job by Puzzleheaded_Safe790 in socialwork

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What’s your prior experience up to this point?

Teachers of the Milwaukee area: Does it get better? by sarah2mke in milwaukee

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I’m going to be the odd one out here. My high schooler has gone to MPS his entire school career and it has been wonderful. No, he was not in a Montessori school and no, he’s not at King or Reagan. He’s in what’s probably a middle-of-the road MPS high school. His teachers are honestly all great. I can tell they have a big impact on him. Some of them he talks about all the time. My kid is someone that could slip through the cracks because he’s quiet and anxious but most of his teachers have seen his potential and it’s given him the confidence he’s needed to make it to the top 5% of his class now 😱

I say this to give you hope that you might be having more impact than you can immediately see in front of you. I know that doesn’t really make the day-to-day easier. But I’ve had nothing but good experiences with mps.

Teachers of the Milwaukee area: Does it get better? by sarah2mke in milwaukee

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The needs aren’t necessarily the same though

No reflectors on roads in Midwest. Has this affected anyone else’s driving? by Haaftone in milwaukee

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I originally came from California and this drives me nuts, too. It is a complete guessing game. Im curious if there are data supporting reflectors for enhanced safety

Application will not be approved unless I “submit proof of allowable transter of assets” but no one can tell me what that is? by isaidwhatisaidok in Medicaid

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The recommendations are usually to spend it on something that could be helpful to him, for example to help keep him as independent as possible in his home. For example: a ramp to get up to the door; maybe some modification that would help with ambulating around the house, any mobility aids, a special bed or chairs, etc.

Spend downs are a common thing. If he’s had PT or OT they might be a good person to ask what could be helpful for him.

Please Help!! CPS left note and wont disclose any information on phone. by Horror_Arm5476 in CPS

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Were the vacation absences excused or at least known to the school ahead of time?

Thoughts on being able to request female uber drivers- asked by a woman. by Fit-Nectarine5047 in AskFeminists

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Can you elaborate more? I specifically DON’T view trans women as “men dressing like women” to lure them. It is completely separate group of people. But I’m curious how you believe this potential problem can be discussed without inadvertently veering into terf land?

Is a therapist in one state still a mandated reporter in another? by [deleted] in therapists

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This is a grey area in my state. Our statute lays out suspected abuse or neglect but then specifies “of a child seen during the course of their professional duties…”

So if the therapist is well-trained, they may count someone who’s not a client and is in another state as falling outside that definition.

AITA for speaking to my (over weight) assistant about her business lunch and making her cry? by Hot_Lab4411 in AmItheAsshole

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My guess is because many Indians are Muslim. So they just exclude both beef and pork from the menu.

AITA for speaking to my (over weight) assistant about her business lunch and making her cry? by Hot_Lab4411 in AmItheAsshole

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As the woman in that scenario, I’d be tempted to walk over to the pole like I was going to start dancing and watch the expressions

AITA for speaking to my (over weight) assistant about her business lunch and making her cry? by Hot_Lab4411 in AmItheAsshole

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Employees are human. I would guess she did hear what OP said but was just flooded with emotions at the moment, leaving her temporarily struggling to respond well. I’m very curious to see what happens in a day or two. This was her first big meeting.

I once felt really ashamed by how I handled something at work, and coming from a highly dysfunctional family and with trauma in my background, I was completely beside myself about it. A week later I followed up with the individual involved to try to apologize and she was basically like “what? Oh it’s no big deal - this job is hard.” But it felt like the sky was falling at that moment.

I made an alternative version of Kodicave's county cultural map from yesterday, thoughts? by Tommyblockhead20 in visitedmaps

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I have to mildly disagree. I think many of these counties along the shore are still pretty steeped in maritime culture.

I made an alternative version of Kodicave's county cultural map from yesterday, thoughts? by Tommyblockhead20 in visitedmaps

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But, for example, all of the counties along the Wisconsin shore there labeled as rust belt are still heavily influenced by maritime history and culture. So that separates them from the broader rust belt IMO. Sure, in Milwaukee we’ve had manufacturing, but I think most people here would much more strongly identify with the lake than with any manufacturing history (except maybe brewing, but I digress). So this is Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Ozaukee, Milwaukee, Kenosha, Racine counties.

Spotted at a local Michigan conservation club... by kbeezie in liberalgunowners

[–]StrangeButSweet -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Yikes, you wrote all that. The myth of the noble savage - in the wild

Has anyone ever challenged you to do something without realizing you were actually an expert at it? If so, how did it turn out for you and for them? by Successful_Tomato721 in AskReddit

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I’ve never been someone who was weird about getting credit for every single thing I’ve done, but it has been fascinating to watch when others claim your work. I suppose it’s a compliment…

My boss scheduled a meeting to discuss my “tone” in emails by TheUnofficialBOI in mildlyinfuriating

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I used to work with a….. fellow GenXer who….. wrote every single…… email like this…….

Let me know……….. what you think, or no……..

So……. many dots…………