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The Teacher and the Pupil
- Thread starter mackenzie
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poh
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Fuck the pupil he knew what he was doing and he got paid in full,when i was at school if you were told to shut up you shut the fuck up,if not,you got fucked up and you did not run crying to your parents because they would fuck you up as well for making them look bad.It did not do me any harm,well apart from those six murders i carried out,but come on ! anybody can make a mistake and the nurse say's that i'am doing very well today,so there !
As a previous post said, it is genuinely very, very scary that these feral, cocky, morons with no respect for anyone or anything are one day going to be the parents of the next generation of kids.
These kind of people were the very rare exception when i was at school, maybe one per year group, but now this kind of behaviour seems to be the norm.
These kind of people were the very rare exception when i was at school, maybe one per year group, but now this kind of behaviour seems to be the norm.
farmyacker
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Where were the other teachers as they must have heard the bedlam from the little shits winding him up. Okay he went too far but how far are the kids allowed to push before anythings done to punish them, also half the parents these days brag about their kids bad behaviour and tell them how proud they are, sad society that we live in.
Banned Tosspot said:
Yes, he does. Unfortunately.
But a "raging" animal is often one that has been cornered, teased,and been prodded time and time again to get the desired result......... aggression.
stonerblue
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I know exacly how the bloke felt.
JoeMercer'sWay
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He went too far.
But I don't see why teachers can't belt a misbehaving pupil as a last resort, and I'm still in college.
If their parents won't teach them discipline and respect(which they should also be punished for imo) then someone else has to I'm afraid.
It's not only a question of totally undermining and abusing not only a teacher but an adult but also affecting the education and mentality of almost 2 dozen other kids in the class who either get the idea this behaviour is acceptable or underachieve because they are not getting the adequate teaching because the teacher cannot teach and try to discipline in a diplomatic way with kids who have no intention of playing by the rules.
I probably sound traditionalistic but in reality there are so many rules on adults against kids, the kids get away with blue murder sometimes, it should work both ways.
But I don't see why teachers can't belt a misbehaving pupil as a last resort, and I'm still in college.
If their parents won't teach them discipline and respect(which they should also be punished for imo) then someone else has to I'm afraid.
It's not only a question of totally undermining and abusing not only a teacher but an adult but also affecting the education and mentality of almost 2 dozen other kids in the class who either get the idea this behaviour is acceptable or underachieve because they are not getting the adequate teaching because the teacher cannot teach and try to discipline in a diplomatic way with kids who have no intention of playing by the rules.
I probably sound traditionalistic but in reality there are so many rules on adults against kids, the kids get away with blue murder sometimes, it should work both ways.
squirtyflower
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good post mateTheLegendOfBerti said:He went too far.
But I don't see why teachers can't belt a misbehaving pupil as a last resort, and I'm still in college.
If their parents won't teach them discipline and respect(which they should also be punished for imo) then someone else has to I'm afraid.
It's not only a question of totally undermining and abusing not only a teacher but an adult but also affecting the education and mentality of almost 2 dozen other kids in the class who either get the idea this behaviour is acceptable or underachieve because they are not getting the adequate teaching because the teacher cannot teach and try to discipline in a diplomatic way with kids who have no intention of playing by the rules.
I probably sound traditionalistic but in reality there are so many rules on adults against kids, the kids get away with blue murder sometimes, it should work both ways.
i do not condone what the teacher did, he was well out of order
but our society has become far too kiddie focussed and they know it
i remember my mum telling me 'kids should be seen and not heard' and we are a long way from that now
if an adult tells a kid off in the street for doing something wrong you run the gauntlet of abuse or potentially worse
its time for adults to take back control and allow children to be children
Bigga
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I went to a pretty tough school.
Certain P.E. teachers squared up to certain kids on a regular and they were always trying to intimidate us. One particular one was a rugby player and ex-copper. Great mix! He was a pr*ck, but seemed to mellow before I left. Rumour had it, one of the school 'cocks' had a fight with him in the changing room!
We had an 'English' teacher 'fill in' that took no sh*t. He must have been six foot three with a bad attitude. He clearly hated kids. If ever one of us were talking in his class, there would be a shot across the bow with a piece chalk. The next time, the chalk duster would hit you squarely in the head, if you were unlucky! He had no problem with picking you up by your blazer lapels and throwing you outside the classroom!
Happy days!
Certain P.E. teachers squared up to certain kids on a regular and they were always trying to intimidate us. One particular one was a rugby player and ex-copper. Great mix! He was a pr*ck, but seemed to mellow before I left. Rumour had it, one of the school 'cocks' had a fight with him in the changing room!
We had an 'English' teacher 'fill in' that took no sh*t. He must have been six foot three with a bad attitude. He clearly hated kids. If ever one of us were talking in his class, there would be a shot across the bow with a piece chalk. The next time, the chalk duster would hit you squarely in the head, if you were unlucky! He had no problem with picking you up by your blazer lapels and throwing you outside the classroom!
Happy days!