Teaching seems like a frustrating job
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the parent got told that his kid assaulted a teacher and this is the response, raving about some "calming bananas". Also not a word of apology.
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"Ah yes, the ancient cure for physical assault: potassium. Iām sure the glasses will magically fix themselves once he finishes his 'Superpower' fruit.
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isn't there vicarious liability for parents of their kids when the runts exhibit continuous violent behavior?
Absolutely not. I know multiple teachers and I've never once seen a parent held accountable for their child's behavior.
"Worst" a school can do is suspend them and the parents bitch about that and threaten to sue.
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From a kid nicknamed "Cartman"..?
Oh... no reason.
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In a situation like this is it better to punch the kid or the parents?
Hey! This is the internet, someone will suggest to play safe, take a swing at all three.
I know I sound old, but I miss the days when I (or even my kids) went to school. If a teacher reached out to parents you knew troubles where waiting at home. Not like being beaten senseless, but a punishment was lurking in your near future which would match your wrong doing.
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I feel like the teacher should be someone who not only possesses great knowledge and the capacity to guide, but also the ability to solo the entire classroom in a fight to make them submit and listen the fuck up.
Free MMA classes for all the teaching staff
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the parent got told that his kid assaulted a teacher and this is the response, raving about some "calming bananas". Also not a word of apology.
By the fact there is no salutation and no signature, and the text clearly doesn't stand by itself as a complete reply to anything, I'm going to assume it's a short excerpt from the email reply, and that there was an apology.
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By the fact there is no salutation and no signature, and the text clearly doesn't stand by itself as a complete reply to anything, I'm going to assume it's a short excerpt from the email reply, and that there was an apology.
well,i dont see it on the picture. but hopefully i'm wrong about it.
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Free MMA classes for all the teaching staff
Fighting ftw!
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Nobody said that maintaining oppressive systems was EZ...
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guard_labor
- https://archive.nytimes.com/opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/02/15/one-nation-under-guard/
Seriously tho. I've worked as a teacher. The indoctrination system is pure garbage.
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It's almost like kids don't like being physically coerced into a prison for their whole day.
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that kid does not have good home
Sounds like the school can't control the kids. More control needed. \s
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I feel like the teacher should be someone who not only possesses great knowledge and the capacity to guide, but also the ability to solo the entire classroom in a fight to make them submit and listen the fuck up.
The more serious students will be armed. You're better off fleeing out a window.
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If you need a calming banana to not punch people not mistreating you in the face you are a garbage person
not mistreating you
You think this kid chose to be in school? It's violent coercion from the start.
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It's a child, calm down lol
This is how children are treated. They're completely controlled, disempowered, and then hated. It's completely normalized.
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Nah, even as a child that's unacceptable. My kid is only 5 and I don't let them hit people, and punish them when they do. The response from the parent shows the apple fell straight down
Edit: if you think this is advocating violence against children, go touch grass or read a single book on parenting ffs. Natural/logical consequences make good punishments for misbehavior, and have gone a long way to helping my kid not act out (and are nonviolent, since that has to be spelled out)
only 5... punish them
Sounds real normal and healthy. jfc. Who upvotes this trash?
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Punishing is much more than violence against children, and hitting them is one of the worst ways to punish for many reasons.
But it'll get you upvotes on Lemmy apparently.
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Regardless of the labelling, punching someone in the face is absolutely not "acting like a child", it's acting like a garbage person. That shit should not be tolerated or excused away to complain about labelling.
And honestly, excusing away a kid battering their teacher as "acting like a child" is pretty goddamned unacceptable too.
What about the state locking kids in a room all day? Tolerated or no?
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My little brother threw a chair at his preschool teacher. This is absolutely shit kids do, that they need to be taught is unacceptable. You don't teach kids to be better by writing them off as garbage humans, because they're still learning.
If you call your five year old garbage for acting out, you're a shitty parent.
If you call your five year old garbage
It's not enough to call them names. You gotta punish them! Didn't you see the other comments? \s
