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Absolutely Disgusting!

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She can support whoever she wants, but she shouldn't bring it into the classroom and she shouldn't talk to the McCain supporters like that.

 

However, this is not nearly as bad as what I watched last night on Youtube.

Teachers using their power to influence kids..... Something is wrong with that

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She can support whoever she wants, but she shouldn't bring it into the classroom and she shouldn't talk to the McCain supporters like that.

 

However, this is not nearly as bad as what I watched last night on Youtube.

Can you PM me a link?
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Teachers using their power to influence kids..... Something is wrong that
Poor kid looked like she was ready to cry. This is a disgraceful excuse of a teacher.
Poor kid looked like she was ready to cry. This is a disgraceful excuse of a teacher.

 

Yeah, what she said about her McCain keeping her dad in Iraq for 100 years... that was just ridiculous.

Regardless of her beliefs, she (and all teachers) need to keep personal political (and religous) views out of the classroom. Students need to feel inclusive, not afraid.

Like was said earlier in another thread you see this type of behavior alot on college campuses these days, however those are adults which have more knowledge of their own and can tell that teachers or professors may have their own agenda.

 

To do this with grade school kids even though they can't vote, shoot especially since they can't vote is just wrong. If I were a parent of kid in that school and saw something like this was accepted at the school then my child would be transferring, if they let one teacher act out this way on one issue, what other types of issues may other teachers be teaching their agenda on, I know I wouldn't keep my child in the school to find out.

"I want him President because he is black or something like that."

 

:rolleyes:

"I want him President because he is black or something like that."

 

:rolleyes:

 

As stupid of a response as that was, it was just a kid, so you can forgive him for that. The teacher's an adult and should know better.

As stupid of a response as that was, it was just a kid, so you can forgive him for that. The teacher's an adult and should know better.

 

I know, I guess I meant it more towards his parents. He had to have learned it from somewhere. Well probably from his teacher. How mad would you be if that your little girl she was targeting in class, I felt bad for her just sitting there and having to take that verbal abuse.

"I want him President because he is black or something like that."

 

:rolleyes:

 

What's wrong with that, if a hillbilly from eastern Kentucky was running for President, I would want him to win too. Unless of course, he was a Republican.

The teacher had no right whatsoever to say what she did... She has to hold herself as a professional and she has failed to do so. Action needs to be taken against her to make sure this never happens again.

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