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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not acceptable at that grade level. Teacher needs a better way to communicate with students. He should feel comfortable to ask questions at any time. She can say many things before her crazy rule of "3 before me". [/quote] No, teachers start this early in elementary school so that kids learn to be sensible. As they get older, they know to only to the teacher with real questions. [/quote] But OPs son was asking a real question. Not asking when is recess. [/quote] NP here. Exactly— he had a real question & felt he couldn’t ask the teacher for help. My kid has a teacher who does this, and I think it’s lazy teaching at some point. Sure, there are things kids could legitimately ask a peer, but kids shouldn’t be relying on peers to teach them how to do the schoolwork. That is ridiculous. Also, my kid has gotten frustrated when the teacher won’t answer a question that clearly none of the kids can answer. It’s the teacher’s job to address kids’ legitimate questions. [/quote]
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