dentmasters01
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- Apr 13, 2004
Re: Still waiting....
They are not going to answer you because they have no arguing points. They can plainly see the teacher did all she could with out actually grabbing the kid and holding her from even moving but that would have been no different than what the cops did. The only difference would be that the teacher is sued instead of the cops.
This is ironic because today I took my 3 year old to school and she didn't want to go. She starting throwing a fit, kicking and screaming, and when the teacher came over to get her from me, she hit the teacher in the face and knocked her glasses off. I mean she really nailed her. The teacher looked at her and said, " now Faith, why did you hit me? You know your not supposed to hit" It all happened so fast, I was kind of supprised. I grabbed her up and we went out side to the truck to have a little "prayer meeting". Well, after the sobbing had subsided and we got back inside I kind of stuck around for a bit and watched what she did. She acted as if nothing had happened. She started painting and coloring.
Two other boys however started fighting. One boy grabbed the other one by the hair and slammed his head into the table. The teacher came over and his punishment was to sit there and talk it out with the teacher and the other child. ???????
Its amazing to see a 3 year old try and understand that "if I hit somebody then I sit and talk about it". Similar situations happened about two more times before I left.
I understand why kids are cussing their mom out in the grocery store or cussing out people they don't even know because they're trying to act like a "bad ass". There is no punishment in schools anymore because of all the sue happy parents that want someone to magiclly make their kid behave, learn at the right speed, and become a normal member of society, but no matter what he does or how he behaves, you better not lay a finger on little johny or I'll sue you and the school!! I remember having to bend over the desk in middle school and I couldn't sit down straight for the rest of the afternoon. It didn't take many days like that (especially after getting another one from dad when I got home) to make me realize acting a fool isn't worth the punishment. I wish some of these kids today could go back about 20 years and see what they could get away with
Originally posted by TT/A1233
The critics here have been quick to place blame on everyone EXCEPT the kid/parent I'm still waiting for answers to these seemingly simple little questions:
What should the teacher have done differently?
What should school administrators have done differently?
What should the police have done differently?
They are not going to answer you because they have no arguing points. They can plainly see the teacher did all she could with out actually grabbing the kid and holding her from even moving but that would have been no different than what the cops did. The only difference would be that the teacher is sued instead of the cops.
This is ironic because today I took my 3 year old to school and she didn't want to go. She starting throwing a fit, kicking and screaming, and when the teacher came over to get her from me, she hit the teacher in the face and knocked her glasses off. I mean she really nailed her. The teacher looked at her and said, " now Faith, why did you hit me? You know your not supposed to hit" It all happened so fast, I was kind of supprised. I grabbed her up and we went out side to the truck to have a little "prayer meeting". Well, after the sobbing had subsided and we got back inside I kind of stuck around for a bit and watched what she did. She acted as if nothing had happened. She started painting and coloring.
Two other boys however started fighting. One boy grabbed the other one by the hair and slammed his head into the table. The teacher came over and his punishment was to sit there and talk it out with the teacher and the other child. ???????
Its amazing to see a 3 year old try and understand that "if I hit somebody then I sit and talk about it". Similar situations happened about two more times before I left.
I understand why kids are cussing their mom out in the grocery store or cussing out people they don't even know because they're trying to act like a "bad ass". There is no punishment in schools anymore because of all the sue happy parents that want someone to magiclly make their kid behave, learn at the right speed, and become a normal member of society, but no matter what he does or how he behaves, you better not lay a finger on little johny or I'll sue you and the school!! I remember having to bend over the desk in middle school and I couldn't sit down straight for the rest of the afternoon. It didn't take many days like that (especially after getting another one from dad when I got home) to make me realize acting a fool isn't worth the punishment. I wish some of these kids today could go back about 20 years and see what they could get away with