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Kid goes home with a sign stapled to his shirt - teacher is transferred and father is furious

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10 minutes ago, MikeCritchley said:

I think this all misses the point...which is, who gives AF what a student wears...as long as they are learning. 

No, I think the point is that a teacher treats a student/child/kid like a carrier pigeon!

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    • ikke1959
      ikke1959

      The parents should be blamed, as the semester is open already for 2,5 months and still the kid can't wear the suit as the school wants... Probably the teacher mentioned it many times already and was n

    • KhunLA
      KhunLA

      TBH, it's hard for a parent to keep track of what uniform, daughter had 3, was to be worn what day,  It's silly period, to tell students what clothes to wear.  Uniforms are nothing but a scam & mo

    • lupin
      lupin

      Perhaps a metal sign reading  "I abuse my students" should be riveted to the teachers forehead

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    7 hours ago, sambum said:

    No, I think the point is that a teacher treats a student/child/kid like a carrier pigeon!

    I am still perplexed why he didn't think it appropriate to simply give  the kid a note to give to a parent? 

    The kid was used as a billboard. Very humiliating.

    7 hours ago, jacko45k said:

    I am still perplexed why he didn't think it appropriate to simply give  the kid a note to give to a parent? 

     

    7 hours ago, jacko45k said:

     

    Someone has already suggested that possibly this child has a habit of "losing" or "forgetting" notes, but this is still no reason for being treated as he/she was.

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