No respect for the Teacher?This reminds me why I quit teaching.
congrats bro! You made the list of desirable places to live. Right between the Gaza Strip, and Iran. Not cracking on you or nothing just saw that on the news of 25 most dangerous places. You were like 21 in between the other two.This reminds me why I quit teaching.
I wish kids like you were idolized in school. Maybe we wouldn't have so much crime and gangster wanna be's.When I was 7 years old, I corrected the teacher about the fact that the southern hemisphere of our planet is 600 miles larger in diameter than the northern hemisphere. She just gave me a blank stare.
Tell us more.I think High schools should be ran like a University.
Mama, can't get you a better grade.Tell us more.
When I went to school, if we misbehaved, the teacher would take a paddle to your butt. I did not dare say anything when I went went home because I would have 5 minutes to explain before getting punished again.
Same here.When I went to school, if we misbehaved, the teacher would take a paddle to your butt. I did not dare say anything when I went went home because I would have 5 minutes to explain before getting punished again.
Now if the teacher does as much as raise his or her voice the parents are in the principal's office with lawsuit in hand.
I used to have a teacher in elementary school that would drag the students down the hall by their ears to go talk to the headmaster. Whether they did something wrong or not. Her name was Mrs. Dagoosh. Funny name, I know, but she scared the cr@p out of me so badly that I could never forget it. One time one of my classmates went to the bathroom during class, and three minutes later Mrs. Dagoosh decided he'd been in there long enough, and went in and dragged him back to class--by the ear. Such a frightening woman to a small 7-year-old like myself. Nowadays she'd be hauled off to prison. It's amazing how much things have changed in the last several decades. I was raised by a wooden spoon to the backside when I was a little bad, or a paddle if I was very bad. It's hard to believe that what I was raised on is practically illegal now....Same here.
Now they have all this "Zero Tolerance" crap. That just makes the kids go all the way when breaking a rule, since they are going to get suspended anyway.
The school system seems to be more intent on producing obedient to authority students than educating them, and it's only making a large number more anti-authority than ever.
There can be an imbalance of perceived understanding ( Of parent ) and child development, one seems to Teach the other :WiNK: It seems to wash in both directions by generation, as well as ones understanding of Parent or Parents, who distance them selfs because of their need to provide (Taking away time from the home to be at work.) Which leads to a Child Deprivation and lack of discipline and positive re-enforcemnet. ( You have found the balance )I've heard that there's a sinusoidal wave of sorts, with respect to the level conservativeness of generations of society. More liberal generations give birth to more conservative generations, and vise versa. I suppose each generation attempts to overcome perceived shortcomings in their parent generation.
It helps in such cases to cartoonify each word or combination of words, then line them all up in a strip, using a dictionary...... This is the text from the first email:
you know if somethings wrong when you cant see your count time yet you have picked anything yet there was a spot open in trip 5 and and checked it off then all of of a sudden my time disappered next time refreshed
Funny I had a teacher named Mrs. Dudash. Similar name and similarly funny. She was probably 5 foot nothing about 100 lbs and everyone was afraid of her. Even the huge football players. She did not take any crap from anyone.I Her name was Mrs. Dagoosh. Funny name, I know, but she scared the cr@p out of me so badly that I could never forget it. .
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