theclaud
Reading around the chip
This is an extract from the Viz book of philosophy.
I think it's just generated by spEak You're bRanes.
This is an extract from the Viz book of philosophy.
Bollox! Bollox! Bollox!
Need I say more?
I had teachers like that in the sense, yes they would deal with the bad kids in school, swiftly with force if needed.
However they commanded great respect, a touch of fear. I had one such teacher, who I had my best exam results with in mathematics/ statistics.
Really?! Your posts tell otherwise.
You expose your stance, DIE mediocrity for little Johnny
Yes really. Three children, privately educated from kindergarten to 6th form.
I have teachers in the family. We sent our kids to private schools. I have knowledge from both sides of the sector
Kids do not behave badly without a very good reason. It could be bullying, family issues, mental health issues. Again, a lot of peer reviewed evidence to prove that.
Did they command respect or were kids afraid of asking them anything for fear of having the shi*t beaten out of them for daring to ask?
Are you sure you have teachers in your family? I doubt it.
No you don't.
I've been doing this for 15 years and I can tell that's garbage.
That public school elitism at play again?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...phones-boys-issued-offline-nokia-instead.html
Yes I do, both private school for my kids and two teachers in the family
There is something to be said for not having a phone during school. I accept they're a useful tool.
My youngest has gone on a school trip to Ecuador this week for a month. They were asked not to take phones, to instill a sense of self reliance away from parents.