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Originally Posted by knight_shadow
My mom was the same way. If there were problems, she wouldn't hesitate to call the teacher and administrators (some of which weren't even involved lol) to get to the root of the issue.
Then I had to deal with "Wait til I tell your daddy."
To this day, I will second guess my decisions if I'm afraid mom and dad are gonna pop up and say something about said decisions.
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Yep the 90s kids were the start of the problem. I was born in '85 (and my cousins in '86 and '88) and we were all well-behaved and knew our right from our wrong. Our parents kept us in line when needed and just like k_s told us to speak our minds when necessary....to an extent.
Some of them have that mindset of "i'm not gonna be like my parent" so they act like the complete opposite.
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Originally Posted by deepimpact2
Why would it be hard for a teacher to know how to respond? I don't understand that either. Many teachers these days need more backbone too. They shouldn't let the kids bully them.
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The laws. What do you expect the teacher to do? The teacher can't do anything without risking getting fired. It's not about having a 'backbone.' Teacher's can't tell a student to 'sit their ass down' without being reprimanded. All a teacher can really do is call for help.
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