It's terrible -- but even more so for so many other students who will go through their entire life without ever encountering an adult with the good sense to let them know early on that they are in fact a loser.
Yep.It's terrible -- but even more so for so many other students who will go through their entire life without ever encountering an adult with the good sense to let them know early on that they are in fact a loser.
Guess I wudda failed that one... I was gonna say x = 5 cm...Unfortunately teachers see this type of thing far too often
Losers aren't born, they're created.It's terrible -- but even more so for so many other students who will go through their entire life without ever encountering an adult with the good sense to let them know early on that they are in fact a loser.
Passed English Literature I can tellI can hear it now. Careful you don't drop a stitch.
I'll add to that. Did you know that in grades one to eight, a teacher cannot fail a child without asking the parents' permission first? Don't know enough of the details regarding the original situation, but in Ontario results like these (e.g. 20% on a test) are fully capable of happening. For the life of me I cannot understand why 'pass' a child who is not capable? Call me a pessimist, but is the culmination of this chain not a child in high school (where there is less personal attention) who is completely lost?Yep.
I call it the "soccer trophy" mentality.
I never understood when my kids were growing up why all the children had to be the same. No winners. No losers. No MVP's. No brainiacs. No geeks. Etc, etc, etc.
Don't we learn as human beings from mistakes?
Don't we need a little controversy and pain in our lives to grow up?
Don't we need to break a few bones to understand not to climb the tree?
Don't we need common sense?
As far as the education system in Ontario - I had a conversation with my daughter's geography teacher last week (she's in gr 10) and he said that if she handed in all the assingments she missed over the term he would mark them and apply them to her grade. I responded by asking aren't there deadlines? He said yes but the ministry of education says that he has to mark it. I responded by asking well then why deadlines? He said the only answer he had was that he was told that was what is to be done now. So I asked then my kid can skip every class, show up for the final exam and pass it, then hand in old assignments and get the credit? He said yes. WTF?
I learned english good. What's your beef?Passed English Literature I can tell
You are correct.Guess I wudda failed that one... I was gonna say x = 5 cm...
the teacher needs a punch in the mouth for this. the kid is ten. fuck.I think the issue is exacerbated by the fact that the child was just 10 years old. It makes the comment very inappropriate. Firing is too harsh. He needs a talking to. In the old days, he could have been spanked. Now maybe just a time out.
Exactly.The kid is a loser, teacher called it as he see's it, thing is it's not the kids fault, but the parents...
Good Heavens, nothing at all, I liked the sly allusion.I learned english good. What's your beef?
Dat really you JAJA???.....I learned english good. What's your beef?
Flashback WS?He should be terminated. She's a ten year old girl, in grade five. This is not just a momentary lapse in judgement. This is incompetence. A teacher who does not know why this is wrong is not fit to teach. A child depends on their teacher to provide helpful feedback to do better. If she got 20/100 on a test, it's not just her fault. It's the failing of her parents and teacher as well. To write something like that undermines a student's self confidence and self esteem, which has the potential to carry forward throughout life.
I really hate pieces of shit like this. Picking on a ten year old girl, because he was an incompetent teacher. Now this is in the States, but it demonstrates that the quality and level of teaching, and commitment to their students has fallen.
Utterly disgusting.
Ooops, my bad. Lost in translation once again. I'll go back in my box now.Good Heavens, nothing at all, I liked the sly allusion.