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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] So while he's telling you about his day do you get the details on the lessons too?[/quote] Yes, of course. We discuss what was learned, what new going on with classmates. How is it relevant to the discussed issue?[/quote] Obviously the snack isn't distracting from his learning so you have nothing to complain about.[/quote] I wasn't complaining. I was just trying to figure out if this is a common thing. I was glad to see some teacher's responses, but none of them mentioned about rules of professional conduct. Following your logic, as long as it doesn't distract the child -- it is acceptable in the classroom? How far are you willing to go in your acceptance? At what point you will be willing to draw the line?[/quote]
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