I'd bet most all those kids laughed their ass's off, the adults are probably the only ones freaking out over it, if that was passed out while I was in 8th grade we would have laughed hard.
I'd bet most all those kids laughed their ass's off, the adults are probably the only ones freaking out over it, if that was passed out while I was in 8th grade we would have laughed hard.
Godfather.
How about if it happened to your kids would you be ok with it ..
I'd bet most all those kids laughed their ass's off, the adults are probably the only ones freaking out over it, if that was passed out while I was in 8th grade we would have laughed hard.
Godfather.
How about if it happened to your kids would you be ok with it ..
Speaking for myself... I wouldn't be lighting my hair over it.
It was inappropriate for sure. The fact that it was in a language arts class (I think I heard that) made it extra inappropriate. If it was in a math class and issued as a response to 'why do we have to learn this anyways?'... I could see the quiz as an attempt at humour while making a point (yes... still inappropriate).
If this teacher has had a solid career to this point- having made many meaningful connections with kids and without any questionable tactics... I think firing the teacher is a little much.
Buf it's a classic 'grab the torch and get him' comment coming from many who have admonished others in other threads for doing the same thing: such as in the Boston Bomber thread... or from others that talk about 'first world problems' when discussing a parent losing their child into a gorilla compound resulting in a gorilla getting shot.
I'd bet most all those kids laughed their ass's off, the adults are probably the only ones freaking out over it, if that was passed out while I was in 8th grade we would have laughed hard.
Godfather.
How about if it happened to your kids would you be ok with it ..
no problem, my kid knew the difference between right and wrong in 8th grade however if it was a reoccurring thing then I'd probably had something to say.
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It was inappropriate for sure. The fact that it was in a language arts class (I think I heard that) made it extra inappropriate. If it was in a math class and issued as a response to 'why do we have to learn this anyways?'... I could see the quiz as an attempt at humour while making a point (yes... still inappropriate).
If this teacher has had a solid career to this point- having made many meaningful connections with kids and without any questionable tactics... I think firing the teacher is a little much.
Buf it's a classic 'grab the torch and get him' comment coming from many who have admonished others in other threads for doing the same thing: such as in the Boston Bomber thread... or from others that talk about 'first world problems' when discussing a parent losing their child into a gorilla compound resulting in a gorilla getting shot.
Godfather.