Have done some teaching in the past. And having worked with lets say difficult people who don't follow the rules,I can understand her frustration. If she has no other discipline issues on her record and if she normally does a good job she does not deserve to be fired. She does need to be required to go through some corrective programming. It would be interesting to see if she has had previous issues. It would also be interesting to see how responsive her admistrators are to these issues.

Fellas its getting worse and worse......the classroom today is like a war zone./QUOTE]


I'm guessing you have not actually been in a real war zone.

I've played Black Ops. Does that count? I am also really good at Maden 2010 so I am thinking of applying for a NFL head coach position next fall.

mella;683896 wrote:I've played Black Ops. Does that count? I am also really good at Maden 2010 so I am thinking of applying for a NFL head coach position next fall.

FTFW!!!

O-Trap;683912 wrote:FTFW!!!

Since this thread is about teachers, I will give a little tip to educate some of you if you don't know what ftfw stands for. Simply Google it instead of asking on a post. This will make you appear to be a very sharp Ohio Chatter poster!

What's Google?

sorry, I 'm bored.

teachers suck. the end.

tk421;680692 wrote:No, what's wrong with our education system is people expect teachers to be parents. Education starts in the home. I don't care if you have the most talented motivational teacher in the history of teaching, if the parents don't give a crap about education the kids aren't going to either. Parents need to start being parents again. This crap about everyone's equal and not hurting feelings and being friends is what is wrong with this country.

AMEN...you have no idea how right you are!

Education not only begins at home but it also ends at home. In the middle families contract a school system of their choice to assist and augment the process.