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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since this is a *student* teacher, write the principal and actual classroom teacher and ask that she be reminded about appropriate professional boundaries. Soliciting gifts from students, even “joking” is off.[/quote] I bet everyone runs when they see you coming. That would be a shitty thing to do to a student teacher. The student needs to learn how to joke around. Prepare for college professors. [/quote] It’s not for the students benefit— it’s for the student teacher with boundary issues who isn’t being corrected. Now is the right time to learn. [/quote] This is actually not a thing the principal needs to address. It isn’t that serious. It is, however, something the mentor teacher should discuss with them, and perhaps have. But some mentor teachers are good and some just got assigned a student teacher and really don’t care. It’s immature and too friendly on the part of the student teacher, which is a common error most student teachers have to learn from, but it is hardly the kind of boundary crossing a principal would get involved in. [/quote]
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