Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You people should respect how difficult the profession is when you have kids acting out and how teachers feel powerless when trying to implement consequences.
If you are not allowed to correct the students the behavior gets worse and worse.
You principal downgrades you and punishes the teacher because they can control the students and they can't punish them.
Is this healthy for teachers or good for a students education?
And "you people" should respect how difficult it is for parents to send their children into schools that have no consequences for bad behavior. We didn't decide to get rid of consequences. MCPS can't handle being called racist so they just decided to abolish discipline. Not my fault.
You CAN do your job at home and actually parent your kids though. These kids act feral. That is not on the school system-it starts at home. Raise your kids.
My child is not the one acting out. She is the one coping with other kids' misbehavior and I am not buying that we can just tell parents to "actually parent your kids" when there are ZERO consequences in schools. Come on.
If kids knew how to behave in public, they wouldn’t need consequences in schools. Starts. At. Home. Period.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You people should respect how difficult the profession is when you have kids acting out and how teachers feel powerless when trying to implement consequences.
If you are not allowed to correct the students the behavior gets worse and worse.
You principal downgrades you and punishes the teacher because they can control the students and they can't punish them.
Is this healthy for teachers or good for a students education?
And "you people" should respect how difficult it is for parents to send their children into schools that have no consequences for bad behavior. We didn't decide to get rid of consequences. MCPS can't handle being called racist so they just decided to abolish discipline. Not my fault.
You CAN do your job at home and actually parent your kids though. These kids act feral. That is not on the school system-it starts at home. Raise your kids.
My child is not the one acting out. She is the one coping with other kids' misbehavior and I am not buying that we can just tell parents to "actually parent your kids" when there are ZERO consequences in schools. Come on.
Anonymous wrote:You people should respect how difficult the profession is when you have kids acting out and how teachers feel powerless when trying to implement consequences.
If you are not allowed to correct the students the behavior gets worse and worse.
You principal downgrades you and punishes the teacher because they can control the students and they can't punish them.
Is this healthy for teachers or good for a students education?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You people should respect how difficult the profession is when you have kids acting out and how teachers feel powerless when trying to implement consequences.
If you are not allowed to correct the students the behavior gets worse and worse.
You principal downgrades you and punishes the teacher because they can control the students and they can't punish them.
Is this healthy for teachers or good for a students education?
And "you people" should respect how difficult it is for parents to send their children into schools that have no consequences for bad behavior. We didn't decide to get rid of consequences. MCPS can't handle being called racist so they just decided to abolish discipline. Not my fault.
You CAN do your job at home and actually parent your kids though. These kids act feral. That is not on the school system-it starts at home. Raise your kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You people should respect how difficult the profession is when you have kids acting out and how teachers feel powerless when trying to implement consequences.
If you are not allowed to correct the students the behavior gets worse and worse.
You principal downgrades you and punishes the teacher because they can control the students and they can't punish them.
Is this healthy for teachers or good for a students education?
And "you people" should respect how difficult it is for parents to send their children into schools that have no consequences for bad behavior. We didn't decide to get rid of consequences. MCPS can't handle being called racist so they just decided to abolish discipline. Not my fault.
Anonymous wrote:You people should respect how difficult the profession is when you have kids acting out and how teachers feel powerless when trying to implement consequences.
If you are not allowed to correct the students the behavior gets worse and worse.
You principal downgrades you and punishes the teacher because they can control the students and they can't punish them.
Is this healthy for teachers or good for a students education?
Anonymous wrote:I am an experienced MCPS teacher. If the author of the past few posts taught with the same "effectiveness" of her ranting posts, I can definitely see why she was let go.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow. That statement is gaslighting. The public wants answers as to why teachers are unsupported in a toxic climate and your statement is gaslighting. Well I guess it's par for the course thus supporting my thesis. Teachers are not on the same page. New teachers will be ganged up on if they don't shut their mouths and go with it
Your apathy when your industry is in crisis is frightening.
100% My first year coming in as a 2nd career education I was told to shut my mouth and know my place by a 'seasoned' teacher when I spoke up about practices I knew were not equitable towards all students. I knew then I made a huge mistake going into teaching. I do keep my mouth shut now. You will absolutely be penalized. There is no environment of collaboration. MCPS has made things so toxic from teacher to teacher - it's so hard to know who to trust! I just focus on ensuring my students are doing the best they can with the tools I can offer them.....and I'm working on my exit plan now. There are so many corrupt individuals who KNOW things are bad, but refuse to speak up. Why? Who knows...protecting their own interests I suppose.
Anonymous wrote:Wow. That statement is gaslighting. The public wants answers as to why teachers are unsupported in a toxic climate and your statement is gaslighting. Well I guess it's par for the course thus supporting my thesis. Teachers are not on the same page. New teachers will be ganged up on if they don't shut their mouths and go with it
Your apathy when your industry is in crisis is frightening.
Anonymous wrote:Teachers want to leave because of absurd administration and parents. Bottom line. Administration and the insane amount of micromanaging that occurred this year....all for all of their plans to fail. Not sure what the messaging from central office was, but this year was a disaster. Parents are a huge problem as well. Don't expect schools to raise your kid for you. You need to do this as well. Also, it's 2023...the parents still clinging to the "it's because of the pandemic" excuse are jokes.