To: sheana
My daughter told me (several years ago) they were going to watch a segment of An Inconvenient Truth in class the next day since her teacher had a doctor appointment that afternoon. I went to the school that morning and asked the teacher what time that would happen so I could sit in and watch too. She was puzzled and said they were just going to do a worksheet after that had questions about the movie. I told her I just wanted to be present to see what they were being shown. I got a call several hours later from my daughter saying they weren't watching the movie and another activity had been planned. They never watched the movie in class. All parents need to do is show up.
96 posted on
04/23/2013 5:55:33 PM PDT by
Apple Blossom
(Politicians are like diapers, they both need changed regularly, and for the same reason.)
To: Apple Blossom
Good for you. The teachers I couldnt stand we’re the santamonious witches who thought they knew best. There weren’t many of them but I usually very nicely set them straifght right off. Let them know I knew what was going on and was involved. They would back off pretty quick.
98 posted on
04/23/2013 6:56:58 PM PDT by
sheana
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