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Adults not correctly using student pronouns when students are going through those changes

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I think one thing we can improve on is finding more positive phrases

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They only focus on tests/data

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Just use a translator

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Labeling a child's needs or disabilities to give an excuse for not meeting them where they are.

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What do you expect from …. (Fill in the blank)

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You throw like a girl.

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This is a low group

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Boys will be boys.

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"My dad says he's not good at math either"

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Their home life is a mess.

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They are bad.

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They are naughty.

They cannot behavior long enough for the lesson.

"____ happened because of that/those kids in my room"

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as long as they are not disrupting the class

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language that labels - "ELL kid" "SPED kid" "behavior kid" etc.

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"bad" kid

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“That’s just how he/she is”

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"always" or "never"

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They are (insert disability).

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He never has good behavior

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"They're too disruptive"

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They have an IEP.... sooo

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That parent doesn't even care what their child is doing

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"they're a behavior"

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He "always" does that...

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They can't communicate.

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they are ready to move on

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they have a bad home life

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They can't sit still/ they're incapable of...

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its too hard for them

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"Has the mind of a x-year-old" I understand why this is expressed this way but I hate this language & think it should be expressed another way.

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They can't do that

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“That’s too hard/advanced for them”

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They're not ready for that

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He/She's a lot to deal with

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they don't have any help at home

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It's too hard for them!

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High Functioning/ Low Functioning

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they're SPED so they can't

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We can't ask him to do "that"

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They're not their yet

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You'll never be able to do anything with music with your hearing disability.

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that too much

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It's too hard

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Are they ready for that?

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They're ELL they don't/wont understand

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Bad behavior

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"they can't do that"

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"Our Low Babies"

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"He can't read."

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They couldn't handle that

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They have a lot going on at home.

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I can't do this

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"They can't do that, they're SPED"

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they can't do that

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Social settings aren't for you.

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They just can't do it because of ...

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That's too difficult for them

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"Low Kids"