the teacher's a douchebag... but if this is the worst thing to ever happen to this kid, then he's doing ok himself.
fire the teacher, give the kid a retest, move on.
fire the teacher, give the kid a retest, move on.
Headache in a Suitcase said:the teacher's a douchebag... but if this is the worst thing to ever happen to this kid, then he's doing ok himself.
fire the teacher, give the kid a retest, move on.
Moonlit_Angel said:
Sounds reasonable to me.
Regarding the reactions of wearing a jersey of one team in an area full of supporters of another team-maybe it's just 'cause I'm not a sports person in general, but can someone please tell me why people get that crazy about that sort of thing? Nothing wrong whatsoever with friendly competition and all that sort of thing, that's totally fine and good, but geez, why do people insist on getting practically physical about it? It's a game. Nothing more, nothing less.
Angela
Headache in a Suitcase said:
why do people get crazy over their favorite musical act? it's just music...
Yes, I was making a reference to the poster who says "he knew what he was doing" and "was deliberately..."nbcrusader said:There is a big gap between (i) the kid deserved it and (ii) it was absolutely wrong by the teacher.
Well there were other students who qualified his story.nbcrusader said:
We are working with the student's take on the incident. I find it interesting that the student wants out of the class "because he's afraid the teacher won't treat him fairly now that the story reached the media." How did it get to the media?
indra said:I utterly adore my favourite band. But if someone else doesn't (and lots of someone else's don't) I don't care. People who don't like my favourite band can even wear other band's t-shirts in my presence and say "I hate your band" and I don't get my shorts in a bunch.
I guess that just because I'm not a cretin though.