Hidden recorder in child's backpack reveals verbal abuse from teacher

[Wilhelm-Scream]

That's an amazing coincidence, how a mother just happened to think to record the teacher on that one, aberrant day that the pharmaceutical companies took possession of her brain and made her abuse children.

 

[jaguarr]

That's an amazing coincidence, how a mother just happened think to record the teacher on that one, aberrant day that the pharmaceutical companies took possession of her brain and made her abuse children.

I know, right?

jag

 

[The Lizard]

I went to a middle school that had a lot of Jewish kids and I had one teacher who was Jewish and treated the non-Jewish kids like crap. If she thought your question was "stupid", she would sarcastically berate you in front of the whole class as if you were an adult instead of a 10 year-old. However, the Jewish kids routinely got away with skipping homework assignments with no penalty. It was unbelievable.

Several years after I had this horrible teacher, my little brother had her too and he said she was still the exact same way. Finally she retired, there was much rejoicing from the poor abused gentile kids. Looking back on it, she really should have been reprimanded or fired - no one could get away with that stuff today.

BTW, all my best friends at this school were Jewish, so my experience with this one psychotic teacher didn't turn me into an anti-semite or anything.

 

[terry78]

I went to a middle school that had a lot of Jewish kids and I had one teacher who was Jewish and treated the non-Jewish kids like crap. If she thought your question was "stupid", she would sarcastically berate you in front of the whole class as if you were an adult instead of a 10 year-old. However, the Jewish kids routinely got away with skipping homework assignments with no penalty. It was unbelievable.

Several years after I had this horrible teacher, my little brother had her too and he said she was still the exact same way. Finally she retired, there was much rejoicing from the poor abused gentile kids. Looking back on it, she really should have been reprimanded or fired - no one could get away with that stuff today.

BTW, all my best friends at this school were Jewish, so my experience with this one psychotic teacher didn't turn me into an anti-semite or anything.

Damn Gentiles and their stupid questions.

 

[Matt]

I had a ***** of a teacher, shed make me feel like an ass, if she she cought me scratching my nose, not even picking it, shes throw a box of tissues at me, and i went threw the school year with the nickname pick a nose paul, i didn even pick it!!

You should've had your dad whack her and all those mean kids who picked on you.

than i did my hw in her class for the week, cuz i wanted to get it over with and have more free time, she took my hw, ripped it all up threw it away and told me to redo it at the same time as all the other kids.


i told my mom she brought me back, and the teacher tried playing off like i was a bad kid and i was lying, thank god for the cosdoian being a family friend cuz he found it in the trash and whipped it out in front of all of us.

Well...you ARE a bad kid, but is the custodian on the take? I hear having custodial engineers on the take is important to the running of the Families.

stupid *****, she wound up marrying a cripple, who was paralyzed from the waist down,and i made her feel like a jerk by asking how they were having kids.

she felt so embarrassed. and got pretty pissed off at me, hah good.

Dude....you're a jack ass.

 

[The Lizard]

Damn Gentiles and their stupid questions.

I know -- I guess goyim are supposed to be seen and not heard.

 

[Matt]

This is really sad, but lets keep in mind, for every story you do hear like this and every bad teacher, there are thousands of good teachers who never get recognition.

 

[Cunning Stunts]

I had a teacher who would verbally abuse white males in her class (she was a black female- an enormous one at that). The black girls in the front of class never got in trouble for asking questions, raising debate, etc.

I told the teacher she had the wrong map displayed on the board, and got sent to the office. As for the white dudes who stood up for me? They were sent with me.

I made that teacher's life hell from then on. Same with my geometry teacher (who would pick on people just for the sake of being a sardonic witch), freshman English teacher, and a few others. I had reputations in two of the three high schools I attended for being a teachers' worst nightmare (unless I liked the teacher, anyway).

 

[Wilhelm-Scream]

This is really sad, but lets keep in mind, for every story you do hear like this and every bad teacher, there are thousands of good teachers who never get recognition.

I thought all the teachers in the whole world acted exactly like this one lady.
The tape proves it, right?

 

[Whirlysplat]

Kids are molly coddled in the present society. When I was at school we had corporal punishment. I received it a number of times. I was slapped as young as five. I think we are very precious with children these days. If I had gone home and told my parents, I would have been slapped by them for telling tales. That was the seventies and early eighties. At senior school I was caned, and at 11 had my head bounced off a table four times causing a nosebleed. The teacher who did it had very little misbehaviour in his class and got very good results.

 

[terry78]

I know -- I guess goyim are supposed to be seen and not heard.

It was because she asked if you wanted a nice piece of fish, and you turned it down. Oy.

 

[jaguarr]

Kids are molly in the present society. When I was at school we had corporal punishment. I received it a number of times. I was slapped as young as five. I think we are very precious with children these days. If I had gone home and told my parents, I would have been slapped by them for telling tales. That was the seventies and early eighties. At senior school I was caned, and at 11 had my head bounced off a table four times causing a nosebleed. The teacher who did it had very little misbehaviour in his class and got very good results.

There's a difference between disciplining a child and just saying or doing things to demean them and undermine their budding self-confidence as this teacher seems to have been doing (almost in lieu of being unable to give those kids a reason to listen to her and respect her, which is unacceptable and especially from a teacher who's been teaching for 30 years). It's not teacher's place to dole out that sort of discipline, anyway, it's the parents. I was spanked by teachers as a kid, too. It just made me think they were jackasses who overstepped their bounds; it didn't make me respect them. In fact, I found some pretty creative ways to undermine teachers with authority complexes.

jag

 

[Whirlysplat]

There's a difference between disciplining a child and just saying or doing things to demean them and undermine their budding self-confidence as this teacher seems to have been doing (almost in lieu of being unable to give those kids a reason to listen to her and respect her, which is unacceptable and especially from a teacher who's been teaching for 30 years). It's not teacher's place to dole out that sort of discipline, anyway, it's the parents. I was spanked by teachers as a kid, too. It just made me think they were jackasses who overstepped their bounds; it didn't make me respect them. In fact, I found some pretty creative ways to undermine teachers with authority complexes.

jag

Here is where our cultures divide. In the U.K. teachers are in "loco parentis", despite the EU removing corporal punishment. That is not the case in the U.S. and never has been. I would also argue many parents are incapable of disciplining their children, hence the increased youth violence. In this namby pamby, "feelings" society we spare the rod and spoil society. I was never spanked I was slapped round the face, caned with a stick across the back and front of my hands, push up against walls and had various other assaults like the teacher who bounced my head off a table. Really it didn't harm me or any of my friends. Adults also were not scared to pull youths up in the community. Society today is down the toilet because children have rights and no responsibilities. No one tells them they are stupid!

 

[spideyboy_1111]

I think the reason disipline is lacking these days, is due to a generational thing... i think most parents these days who were physically punished or punished "too harshly" simply don't want t do that to there kids, nor bring back memories of there own punishment. Which im fine with, but i was always a smart kid who never liked getting in trouble. i got spanked as a kid.. but nothing but pats on the butt, nothing extremely hard or anything. It's more embarrassment and shame then physical hurt imo

 

[jaguarr]

Here is where our cultures divide. In the U.K. teachers are in "loco parentis", despite the EU removing corporal punishment. That is not the case in the U.S. and never has been. I would also argue many parents are incapable of disciplining their children, hence the increased youth violence. In this namby pamby, "feelings" society we spare the rod and spoil society. I was never spanked I was slapped round the face, caned with a stick across the back and front of my hands, push up against walls and had various other assaults like the teacher who bounced my head off a table. Really it didn't harm me or any of my friends. Adults also were not scared to pull youths up in the community. Society today is down the toilet because children have rights and no responsibilities. No one tells them they are stupid!

Mmmm...not so sure it's a cultural difference, to be honest, but perhaps a generational thing. I can tell you that if a teacher had shoved me a gainst a wall or slammed my head on a desk, my dad would have ripped their face off. I'd do the same thing for my son if he had an abusive teacher. You're decrying the coddling of kids in our society (which is a problem) but you're also looking to the extreme solution of what constitutes abuse as a solution and that's not going to fix the problem either. It will create as many issues as the coddling does. Holding kids accountable for their actions and teaching them responsibility while still helping them build their self-respect and confidence without resorting to violence (and a good spanking doesn't constitute violence or abuse if it's done properly and not overused or overdone) is absolutely possible and doable. Any other approach is lazy teaching and/or lazy parenting.

jag

 

[terry78]

^I think the issue is that no one can find a medium. Either they coddle the brats or they punish them TOO strictly.

 

[terry78]

^I think the issue is that no one can find a medium. Either they coddle the brats or they punish them TOO strictly.

 

[Darthphere]

Is your dad a school teacher who tells 4 year olds they are stupid and that he gets to be mean to them because they were mean first?

jag

What if I said yes?

 

[spideyboy_1111]

Mmmm...not so sure it's a cultural difference, to be honest, but perhaps a generational thing. I can tell you that if a teacher had shoved me a gainst a wall or slammed my head on a desk, my dad would have ripped their face off. I'd do the same thing for my son if he had an abusive teacher. You're decrying the coddling of kids in our society (which is a problem) but you're also looking to the extreme solution of what constitutes abuse as a solution and that's not going to fix the problem either. It will create as many issues as the coddling does. Holding kids accountable for their actions and teaching them responsibility while still helping them build their self-respect and confidence is absolutely possible and doable. Any other approach is lazy teaching and/or lazy parenting.

jag

i agree... i think theres a level of punishment that only a parent should be allowed to give. imo no physical punishment should ever be given by anyone but a parent... and theres a limit to that as well....

in 5th grade i had an old bat of a teacher tell me i was a liar and a cheater for letting a girl share answers (in a group project, which doesn't make any sense to begin with) and had the nerve to call me a liar when i said i did not copy off her. she took me in the hall and every time i said i wasn't lying she yelled liar back at me. i went home and told me dad, he was pissed. first thing he did was call the school. till this day i can't stand people calling me something i'm not.

 

[spideyboy_1111]

^I think the issue is that no one can find a medium. Either they coddle the brats or they punish them TOO strictly.

agrees. plus most find things harsher by viewing then actually being a part of it

 

[jaguarr]

What if I said yes?

I would have an issue with your father, then.

jag

 

[Darthphere]

I would have an issue with your father, then.

jag

Not daddy....

 

[jaguarr]

Not daddy....

Seriously, from your chemo comment it sounds like your dad is fighting something nasty and I wish him all the success in the world with that and hope he beats it and for good.

jag

 

[Darthphere]

Seriously, from your chemo comment it sounds like your dad is fighting something nasty and I wish him all the success in the world with that and hope he beats it and for good.

jag

Thanks Jag, you always know how to make an ******* tear up over the internet.

 

[Whirlysplat]

Mmmm...not so sure it's a cultural difference, to be honest, but perhaps a generational thing. I can tell you that if a teacher had shoved me a gainst a wall or slammed my head on a desk, my dad would have ripped their face off. I'd do the same thing for my son if he had an abusive teacher. You're decrying the coddling of kids in our society (which is a problem) but you're also looking to the extreme solution of what constitutes abuse as a solution and that's not going to fix the problem either. It will create as many issues as the coddling does. Holding kids accountable for their actions and teaching them responsibility while still helping them build their self-respect and confidence without resorting to violence (and a good spanking doesn't constitute violence or abuse if it's done properly and not overused or overdone) is absolutely possible and doable. Any other approach is lazy teaching and/or lazy parenting.

jag

Loco parentis is a cultural thing it means teachers have the rights and responsibilities of parents. Corporal punishment maybe a generational thing. Let's examine that generational gap. In the U.K. my father and mothers generation had to put up with the blitz and a war. My father wasn't old enough to serve till 1946, which he did. My mother lost uncles, her cousins lost fathers. They were on rations and often had to work like adults as well as do schoolwork due to the war effort. My fathers tales of corporal punishment are much worse than mine. That said he was, he's retired now, a successful man. In his generation and mine youngsters did not smart mouth elders. Undermine budding self confidence you say? In the 40's youngsters had it really hard they did not have their self confidence undermined. They knew their place. Society has lost it's way. Children shoot and stab each other and adults. The reason for this, society does not explain to them if you do something bad, bad things will happen and life isn't fair. As I say rights without responsibilities. Society is so soft.