taurusingemini posted: " Call this, the "confession" from the classroom setting if you will… Problem child in the class??? Sit, STAY, sit still, stop running around the class! Stop hitting the other kid! This is, from the classroom setting, not from a zoo. A"
Call this, the "confession" from the classroom setting if you will…
Problem child in the class???
Sit, STAY, sit still, stop running around the class! Stop hitting the other kid!
This is, from the classroom setting, not from a zoo. And, he will soon be, someone else's problems, I'm only in charge of this class this semester, and god forbid, I get him in my classes again, but that won't happen, for he'll be, a grade higher, and I'm staying where I am. (thank god!!!)
Someone else's problems, that, is what most school instructors, after they couldn't reach through to that one solitary kid that keeps on, acting up in class, whether it be getting up out of turn, can't sit still through the lessons, grabbing things from the classmates, hitting the classmates, you name it, feel, as the school year is coming, to an end…
Someone else's problem, but never his own parents, his parents are way too busy, working, working, working, providing the best for their son, because they never had enough of what they needed, or wanted growing up.
Someone else's problems, this boy will grow up to be, because nobody can control him, because nobody had set the rules for him to follow (and, it's like he'll, follow it? Yeah, good luck!), and his parents, they'd, given him everything he'd asked them for, no questions ask, which is the primary cause of him, turning into this, bully.
what you're, dealing with, inside the classroom setting...
that princess sitting up front, looks like she's, up to something! Illustration from online
But hey, look on the bright side, I only have a few days left with him, it's summer soon, and, I can't wait for school's out, so I don't have to, teach him anymore, and, teaching him this year, it'd, robbed me of the drive I had for teaching, thought I will work until sixty-five, and retire, but now, I think, it's better that I file for early retirement, got enough saved up, no worries…
And this, is from the school instructor's experience, of feeling how they can no longer, exert an effect on students' lives, and, it only takes one of these, awful children, to kill the teacher's joys for teaching, or maybe, the teacher's had it up to there (don't ask where), teaching every single year, and, having at least one misbehaving kid in the class.
The best thing for this teacher is, after retirement, s/he won't be the one, dealing with anymore, bad parents.
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