So you can be a little shit in school.....

[MarAzul]

I have no idea what started the disruption nor why. When asked to leave she should have done so. I have no problem with ejecting her from the class. Now might be the time to help her if she is disturbed. I always hated a class where some asshole became the center of attention and the class stalled right there. Sitting in class was not always thrilling but necessary, I don't think it is unreasonable to assume kids do not want to be wasting their time while a the side show goes on.

 

[PtldPlatypus]

I have no idea what started the disruption nor why. When asked to leave she should have done so. I have no problem with ejecting her from the class. Now might be the time to help her if she is disturbed. I always hated a class where some asshole became the center of attention and the class stalled right there. Sitting in class was not always thrilling but necessary, I don't think it is unreasonable to assume kids do not want to be wasting their time while a the side show goes on.

You act as though the other students would learn nothing from seeing a situation resolved in a non-violent manner.

Let's say the class stalled for 10 minutes while the teacher took the time to hear the student's point of view and to present his/her own in a calm manner. Let's say the class stalled for 10 whole minutes while the proper authorities took the time to ensure that the student understood the problem, was provided reasonable options, and was explained the potential consequences of her actions.

I guarantee you that the class would learn more valuable lessons regarding respectful leadership, boundary setting, and conflict resolution from something of that nature than they would from 20 minutes of talking about the battle of Antietam.

 

[MarAzul]

You act as though the other students would learn nothing from seeing a situation resolved in a non-violent manner.

Let's say the class stalled for 10 minutes while the teacher took the time to hear the student's point of view and to present his/her own in a calm manner. Let's say the class stalled for 10 whole minutes while the proper authorities took the time to ensure that the student understood the problem, was provided reasonable options, and was explained the potential consequences of her actions.

I guarantee you that the class would learn more valuable lessons regarding respectful leadership, boundary setting, and conflict resolution from something of that nature than they would from 20 minutes of talking about the battle of Antietam.

I respectfully disagree. Wrong subject in the wrong place at the wrong time.

 

[PtldPlatypus]

I respectfully disagree. Wrong subject in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Education is all about development for the purpose of integrating productively into society. I would suggest that it is never the wrong time to demonstrate how to effectively interact with the world around you. There is no reason that learning need be so regimented.

 

[UncleCliffy'sDaddy]

Teachers could always offer extra credit to students who shame the child out of the room. No physical violence, and only emotional scars to show for it!!!!

On the surface it's a fair idea. But then when does shaming become bullying? Too, if the kid is willing to strike an adult, what's to stop them from physically attacking the shamer(s)? Then the school is liable for not stepping in. it's a no win situation.

 

[MarAzul]

Education is all about development for the purpose of integrating productively into society. I would suggest that it is never the wrong time to demonstrate how to effectively interact with the world around you. There is no reason that learning need be so regimented.

It become boring after once, certainly twice. Usually it come way later than it ought to take. Perhaps you find it educational, I don't and I really don't think many other do.

 

[dviss1]

Those of you who think the officers justified in manhandling a 16 year old girl can go fucking suck it!

 

[dviss1]

If this was some little white kid you would be clamoring for the officers dismissal. There is never a time when a child should be handled this way. Some of you are full of fucking privilege and it sickens me.

 

[rasheedfan2005]

I support late term abortion up to 18 years of age.

 

[rasheedfan2005]

I support late term abortion up to 18 years of age.

 

[rasheedfan2005]

If this was some little white kid you would be clamoring for the officers dismissal. There is never a time when a child should be handled this way. Some of you are full of fucking privilege and it sickens me.

I'm offended by that comment. I hate all children regardless of race sex or creed.

 

[BlazerWookee]

If this was some little white kid you would be clamoring for the officers dismissal. There is never a time when a child should be handled this way. Some of you are full of fucking privilege and it sickens me.

Bullshit. Race is irrelevant in this. As is her age. If she had just left one of the several times she was asked before the policeman was brought in, there wouldn't have been any necessity for the situation to escalate. It's not as if the cop just decided to throw her on the ground. He began to physically remove her from the classroom as he is legally required to do, and she resisted by stiffening her body locking her legs on the desk. The cop then removed her from the desk, and in doing so, she was thrown to the ground, UNINJURED. There was no malice, intent to harm, and no police brutality.

 

[HomerLovesKoolAid]

Bullshit. Race is irrelevant in this. As is her age. If she had just left one of the several times she was asked before the policeman was brought in, there wouldn't have been any necessity for the situation to escalate. It's not as if the cop just decided to throw her on the ground. He began to physically remove her from the classroom as he is legally required to do, and she resisted by stiffening her body locking her legs on the desk. The cop then removed her from the desk, and in doing so, she was thrown to the ground, UNINJURED. There was no malice, intent to harm, and no police brutality.

I just hate it when you make sense.

 

[blue32]

Bullshit. Race is irrelevant in this. As is her age. If she had just left one of the several times she was asked before the policeman was brought in, there wouldn't have been any necessity for the situation to escalate. It's not as if the cop just decided to throw her on the ground. He began to physically remove her from the classroom as he is legally required to do, and she resisted by stiffening her body locking her legs on the desk. The cop then removed her from the desk, and in doing so, she was thrown to the ground, UNINJURED. There was no malice, intent to harm, and no police brutality.

Thank you. And DVISS race made no matter in my judgement ya know why? Because I'm not a fucking racist, but you go ahead and continue to call people that and instigate hate.

 

[MarAzul]

Bullshit. Race is irrelevant in this. As is her age. If she had just left one of the several times she was asked before the policeman was brought in, there wouldn't have been any necessity for the situation to escalate. It's not as if the cop just decided to throw her on the ground. He began to physically remove her from the classroom as he is legally required to do, and she resisted by stiffening her body locking her legs on the desk. The cop then removed her from the desk, and in doing so, she was thrown to the ground, UNINJURED. There was no malice, intent to harm, and no police brutality.

Nicely done sir. Even if only one person learns from your effort, it will be a worthy service.

 

[MarAzul]

little white kid

Well it wasn't, but I have seen them also do the asshole routine in class and get their just reward.

 

[SlyPokerDog]

 

[ripcityboy]

I come from a family of educators and a lot of my friends are teachers. A number of them are changing careers and going back to school again. A teacher I know is getting his real estate license and just saying f-ck it. It was a difficult enough job 20 years ago with teachers working crazy hours, juggling insane class sizes and bearucratic principals constantly hazed them to retire early. But now teaching higher education is some kind of Terry Gilliam nightmare. The constant ill treatment and accusations from the parents is so bad that a lot of teachers secretly record P/T conferences for legal reasons. And we are stripping away PERS, which is the whole reason college students are attracted to the fucking career path in the first place! Jizz moppers get more respect than public school teachers.... In 10 years, primary schools will all be chartered, there will be a 100% lunch assistance program, half of class will be for standardized testing and "Eating an Organic Apple" will be an AP course. I am just glad my grandfather isn't alive to see this.

 

[dviss1]

Best post I've seen!

 

[dviss1]

What's wrong with my post from imgur? What am I doing wrong?

 

[dviss1]

Her age has nothing to do with it?? Wow... I'm just going to call me back out of this thread. I'm just lost respect for you wookie but my guess is you don't care. Anyone who thinks that our children should be treated in this manner needs their head examined. Why weren't her parents called? Anybody?

 

[dviss1]

On the surface it's a fair idea. But then when does shaming become bullying? Too, if the kid is willing to strike an adult, what's to stop them from physically attacking the shamer(s)? Then the school is liable for not stepping in. it's a no win situation.

Bullying is exactly what the cop is doing. How do we teach our children to handle bullies? My son is going to punch nuts. She hit that cop only when he began manhandling her. Just because he's a cop doesn't mean he gets to do it nor that he doesn't deserve to get hit. Fuck him! You had no right to put his hand on that child.

 

[dviss1]

Who in here can claim the title "Parent"?

Who has kids?

If you say that you'd want your child handled in this exact same manner, I'll just give you my Judge Judy response:

If it doesn't make sense, it's not true.

And it doesn't make sense for anyone to say that they would approve of the cop's exact actions if that child belonged to them.