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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can do this if you want to look like a whiny weasel and be a social pariah. They’re kids, lady. They have to figure this stuff out, that’s called human development [/quote]

Hey OP, here's the parent of the rude kids. [/quote]

+1,000![/quote]

Lol no. Just a teacher tired of adults taking away kids’ ability to develop coping skills and then wondering why they aren’t resilient [/quote]

You are a grown woman who used the phrase "whiny weasel." I hope you don't model this petulance to your students. You need to figure out empathy and emotional intelligence. 
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So you haven’t figured out the way someone might speak to adults in an Internet forum is different than how they would speak to kids in a professional context? Do you not talk differently to your girlfriends/spouse than your children ? I can think someone is a whiny weasel and also be a very good teacher. I don’t know why y’all expect that teachers have to be on duty 24/7 even when they are at home in their regular role as a person. I’m not teaching YOU. [/quote]

You’re juvenile. [/quote]

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