75. Definitely enlist the help of the help of that person.
The key is that if your son for some reason absolutely has to use their strategies, you need to find a way to get him to change. You may have to reopen his IEP (you can request it be reopened) to include positive approaches to get your son to change his test-taking strategies.
The way your son approaches a test is more than likely a function of the unique way in which his brain is wired. Sending him to the office or threatening to fail him every time he does what is natural to him is probably not going to bring about the changes the school is looking for and will only make him frustrated and angry.
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