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Old 09-07-2011, 07:38 PM
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I'm totally with teachers for the most part, but this article went a little too far. According to the article, when a kid tells the parent about something rotten the teacher did, the parent should remember there's two sides to every story. But when the teacher reports a student's misbehavior, parents should be satisfied with hearing just one side.

Damn straight I'm asking my kid if a teacher's accusation is correct. Maybe his side of the story will shed some light on the context. Or maybe it won't, but I need to hear it. Teachers can be wrong.
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