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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] As an MCPS teacher at two middle schools in the last 10 years, this does not match my experience at all. It is not behavior you find in most schools.[/quote] I also haven’t seen this where I have taught in 15 years, but I have witnessed so much racism and homophobia by staff. I’m going to believe you because I know I have reported coworkers for saying [b]soul crushing things to children, particular black and brown boys.[/b] They didn’t seem to face any consequences. [/quote] I work in a high school in MCPS and i see quite the opposite. I see total coddling of these kids. Afraid of a lawsuit to report their awful behavior and language. [/quote] Possibly the kids who were verbally abused by teachers in MS are acting out now in HS? [/quote] I think that when teachers blow up it is because they have become completely frustrated that particular black/brown boys are not being held accountable by parents, admin, staff, etc. As a teacher, it has happened to me. I have seen other teachers get completely frustrated as well. It is not because of their race/heritage. It is because of basic human frustration. [b]To be quite honest, after being a teacher I have learned not to trust particular groups of AA teenage boys.[/b] These are the "high flyers" of the building, and I know these students well. That is not racism. This is knowing that I have to put my foot down, draw a line, and state clearly what is ok and not ok. These are students who push boundaries. So, it is very important set those strict boundaries. Often times this helps me build a relationship with those students. They often like the tough teachers, if they have a reason to.[/quote] :shock: [/quote]
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