Evil teachers

@becky wrote:

Well peeved you really have out done yourself and exposed yourself for what you really are. Belittling people is a hobby of yours but may i add? YOU ARE CR@P AT IT :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

=D> =D> dunt fget they was bullied tho. :wink:

@peeved wrote:

@becky wrote:

Well peeved you really have out done yourself and exposed yourself for what you really are. Belittling people is a hobby of yours but may i add? YOU ARE CR@P AT IT :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

That is why you sit there throwing your profanities :lol:

See you later Thicky

I think he loves me PATS he always replies to me even when you slate him aswell so now i know he has a crush. Sorry peevy i am taken and happy so i will turn you down, you need to go look for someone who will share your life in you bedroom with masses of pornos sorry for breaking your heart but its has to be done THICKO PR1CK!

Unless you work in a school you have no idea what goes on!

The lack of discipline and parental responsibility is outrageous. Some people should just be sterilised at birth!

Parents believe every word that comes out of their “little angels” mouths nowadays, then want to swear down the phone or threaten teachers. And they wonder where their children learn poor behaviour from?

Looking at the first story from a teachers point of view I have played games similar to the “alphabet game” and often tell the children that the last person will have to do a forfeit of some kind. I usually use star jumps rather then press-ups though :wink: Generally this ensures the children concentrate on the task as opposed to dithering about or causing disruption.

Teachers have a totally thankless task. We never get any praise from parents, we only hear from them when they have a moan that “little Johnny got looked at the wrong way” or “What do you mean you sent his work home because he refused to complete it in class” or “her sweatshirt’s got lost so what are you going to do about it?” (Oh buy her a new one of course! So surprised it got lost among the 30 other similar ones considering her name wasn’t on it :roll: )

Someone in my school’s staff gets some form of abuse daily, be it swearing, getting hit, spat on, bitten.

Maybe, just maybe if parents worked alongside schools instead of just seeing them as a child-sitting service then children, parents and teachers might all have a better time.

@catz wrote:

Unless you work in a school you have no idea what goes on!

The lack of discipline and parental responsibility is outrageous. Some people should just be sterilised at birth!

Parents believe every word that comes out of their “little angels” mouths nowadays, then want to swear down the phone or threaten teachers. And they wonder where their children learn poor behaviour from?

Looking at the first story from a teachers point of view I have played games similar to the “alphabet game” and often tell the children that the last person will have to do a forfeit of some kind. I usually use star jumps rather then press-ups though :wink: Generally this ensures the children concentrate on the task as opposed to dithering about or causing disruption.

Teachers have a totally thankless task. We never get any praise from parents, we only hear from them when they have a moan that “little Johnny got looked at the wrong way” or “What do you mean you sent his work home because he refused to complete it in class” or “her sweatshirt’s got lost so what are you going to do about it?” (Oh buy her a new one of course! So surprised it got lost among the 30 other similar ones considering her name wasn’t on it :roll: )

Someone in my school’s staff gets some form of abuse daily, be it swearing, getting hit, spat on, bitten.

Maybe, just maybe if parents worked alongside schools instead of just seeing them as a child-sitting service then children, parents and teachers might all have a better time.

Not disbuting that, all im saying is that making a child on its first day/week whatever doing this punishment is disgusting. My kids arent angels at home, but away they are well behaved, as are my neices. In my family we were taught to respect ppl, unless they disrespected us, and i have followed that through life.

My dad always told me if someone hits you, and you cant hit them back hard enough then pick something up, smack them with it and they wont hurt you again….guess what? I wasnt bullied at school, and that included the teachers. Give them a bit of power, they talk and treat you like s h i t and because your a child you meant to except this?

@tadpole wrote:

My dad always told me if someone hits you, and you cant hit them back hard enough then pick something up, smack them with it and they wont hurt you again….guess what? I wasnt bullied at school, and that included the teachers. Give them a bit of power, they talk and treat you like s h i t and because your a child you meant to except this?

Whereas teachers try to explain that hitting is against the rules and if they go around doing that as an adult it will have severe consequences (ie getting done for assault) Then kids go home and are taught a different set of rules … no wonder there is a total lack of discipline.

Teacher’s have power ???? Hahahaha :lol: :roll: That’s a bloody laugh!
Teacher’s nowadays have no power whatsoever … it’s all childrens rights this and that, and parentpower. We’re expected to put up with verbal and physical abuse from children and their parents but are unable to do anything about it. If you go to the management of the school incidents like these are swept under the carpet so as not to give the school a bad name :roll:

I read in the paper the other day that there is verbal or physical abuse towards a teacher in the UK every 12 minutes :shock: And that’s not even close tbh as so many incidents are just not reported.