Student Stands up to Crappy Teacher

[demonhero]

maybe if this adult would have done his packets like a good student.. he would be an 18 year old senior. The teachers didn't fail him here.... his parents and himself are to blame imo.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by demonhero

maybe if this adult would have done his packets like a good student.. he would be an 18 year old senior. The teachers didn't fail him here.... his parents and himself are to blame imo.

so a child makes a mistake and drops out of school and then realizes how dumb it was and goes back to try to make something of himself is wrong now?

maybe that why he took so much offense to how the teacher WAS NOT reaching the kids in class...


he didnt want other students to make the mistake because a teacher doesnt care.


the teacher had OBVIOUSLY told these kids they were just her paycheck on another occasion

[ToxSocks]

Originally Posted by demonhero

his parents and himself are to blame imo.

And you're probably right.

But i believe that teachers and others can make a huge difference.

I came from a real ****ed up childhood...I've shared many stories on this site.

I use to look at the guy standing next to me and think to myself, "yeah, your life sucks, but mine was worse. And look at me, i pulled through it and created a life and family for myself so there's no excuses for you".

I use to think that way.

Then when i looked back and REALLY thought about it, i realized that....despite having no mother and druggie dad and all that other shit that ruined my childhood, i had a lot of really, really positive influences in my life.

I've had some outstanding, passionate teachers who cared about me and my education. I've had some counselors who were like mother figures for me. I had adults that really cared about me and taught me a lot.

I realized that some of these kids have never had that. I didn't receive that kind of special attention until i ran away from home.

So i have to wonder how many thousands of kids NEVER received that kind of attention and were just cast off by assholes who think they should act a certain way, even though they don't know you or what causes you to act the way you do.

I am grateful that i had some outstanding adults in my life, and had I never ran away, i never would've met them.

So when i see a kid like the one in the OP, i refuse to simply dismiss him because he didn't act the way you want him to act.

I just don't believe the world is that black and white.