I take your point re the migraine sufferers but unless you�ve been down that track yourself (or you have a student with visual sensitivities such as glare) you may not relate to it in the same way.  But no worries - what will be will be.

Hello all!!! As you �ve seen, I usually don �t take part in discussions, because, like I said, it kind of makes me feel sad seeing all these arguments. Anyway... I think we mustn �t act like our ss, be they kids, teenagers or even adults. We all have behaviour rules in our classroom, and some rules are well known even if they are not written down and posted on a wall. For example, we say, no running in the halls...BUT you can run all  you want in the playground, that �s what all that space is for, so you can run, so you can jump, and have fun. So please, don �t run in the halls. There can be (and always is) a student who will stand up to the teacher and say, "WHERE DOES IT SAY no running??? I don �t see a sign that says no running!"

No, I �m not Mother Theresa!   I just wanted to put in my 2 cents and insist on what sharing and frienship is about.