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Message board > Blame the teacher!
Blame the teacher!
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ascincoquinas
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@Manonski: Great Picture!
It sure describes how most kids/teens are being raised these days....  :(((((( |
16 Jun 2012
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teresasimoes
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A waste of money and lack of attention, rules and love are some of the parts of the hard problem we are supposed to figure out and give the best solution on behalf of our students! Being a teacher is a very difficult part to play. Let�s work for a better stage!
Sometimes it�s also a difficult environment for the hard-working students... |
16 Jun 2012
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aliciapc
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I have seen good and excellent sts change schools in search of a better environment, as the problem sts make it so hard for them to concentrate, to work in teams, sometimes to participate in class (for fear of being called nerds ...) things like that. I guess sometimes too much attention is paid to sts who give us trouble instead of encouraging the good ones to keep up their good work ... Difficult!
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16 Jun 2012
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silvia.patti
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As I wrote some months ago, this year I had some students (13 y.o.) who gave me problems because their parents never scolded them. Some of them (students or parents, I don �t know) went to the headmistress, saying that I wasn �t able to manage the class. So the headtmistress called me to say that I was too much permissive and it was my fault if the students were chaotic. Then I called all the parents to speak to them and the result was that their children are young and we teachers should understand their problems. Parents are always ready to defend their children, without teaching them education, respect for adults and responsibility. |
16 Jun 2012
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