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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s awful. I’m on a group chat for the grade and the moms are constantly complaining about one teacher. “Jackson says she yells all the time and he feels uncomfortable at school. I’ve complained to the principal but nothings getting done. She won’t let him sit with his friends” Jackson is a disruptive little jerk and the teacher is at her wits end!!! Tell your kid to listen to his teacher instead of always taking his side![/quote] This is kind of the point though. How is the parent actually supposed to know what is happening in the classroom? How does she from afar "correct" the kid for conduct she can't see and doesn't know about? Jackson is manipulating mom, or maybe truly feels they way he does and can't see the bigger picture. What is the teacher telling mom?[/quote] Jackson’s mom needs to contact the teacher directly instead of gossiping in the chat. Find out what is going on and work with teacher to improve the situation. More likely Jackson’s mom thinks her kid is just amazing and can do no wrong. Or simply can’t be bothered. [/quote] 100% and if Jackson's friends parents are in the chat, they are probably asking the teacher to subtly keep their kid away from Jackson cause clearly his mom is encouraging the problem...[/quote]
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