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To: vivalaoink

Perhaps it made enough of an impact on the boy that he won’t repeat the behavior at school.


3 posted on 02/15/2009 10:41:30 PM PST by PAR35
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I was at my grandson's kindergarten class and a parent was discussing with the teacher her and her husbands total lack of control of their son. It was within earshot of the brat. I stayed with my grandson and the boy WAS out of control. It was chaos in that classroom.
The next day I went back to the classroom and there was an older substitute teacher. After the child ran around the classroom, yelling and screaming she tried to settle him down. He climbed up on the arm of a chair and proceeded to jump down on the children drawing on the mat below him. She finally had enough and took him to the office and refused to allow him back into her classroom. The other children that were acting up when he was there, settled down after the bad influence was removed. From there on, it was a learning atmosphere.
When you can't control a kindergarten age child, what will they be like when they are older?
Whose children lose out when the classroom time is devoted to trying to control obnoxious children rather than teaching?
10 posted on 02/15/2009 11:01:08 PM PST by mckenzie7 ( mohammed = 666)
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To: PAR35
Perhaps it made enough of an impact on the boy that he won’t repeat the behavior at school.

That's a crappy justification, at it's very best!

Damn, it was hard to write that without using curse words and a personal attack.

42 posted on 02/16/2009 12:33:52 PM PST by Travis T. OJustice (Change is not a destination, just as hope is not a strategy.)
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