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Teachers have it tough. Underpaid, resourced and appreciated, these guardians of the next generation do an amazing job ensuring that our kids get an education, doing their best to deliver results in trying circumstances.
Image credits: Matteo Bagnoli (not the actual photo)
But they need help from parents. Many kids don’t enjoy going to school at the best of times – and it makes a teacher’s job even harder if they are required to act as a psychological and emotional mentor as well.
This anonymous teacher asks just one favor – send your kids to school in a positive mood. It makes those difficult early years of learning, socializing and just life, in general, a hell of a lot easier when kids know that their parents have their backs at home!
Image credits: Leonid Mamchenkov (not the actual photo)
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genzennial 5 years ago
my mom screamed at me that my friends hated me before i got on the bus. I was crying surrounded by people I knew but wasn't friends with. It's awful. There's NEVER an excuse.
Dilly Millandry 5 years ago
That is a terrible thing to say to a child. Reminded me of when my mother said 'don't talk to me, I'm not your friend'. Never really forgave her for that one.
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Foxxy 5 years ago (edited)
Whilst I do agree I also want to point out that sometimes the school/teachers/others students etc are what’s making the kids miserable and sad, so is bastard a correct terminology we parents can use for you too? If it’s good for the goose, it’s good for the gander.
Josefine Andersen 5 years ago
true I had a great home life. but the school was a nightmare.
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A E 5 years ago
i always say to my son: i dont wanna fight .. not right before bed nor in the morning before leaving. we never know what happens... when i break my "rule" and i am angry and yell at him, i always! swallow my pride and my anger and apologise and say i love him.
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
That’s smart. Yelling happens, but it is something you should apologize for and set an example that apologizing is a good thing for anyone to do if they are in the wrong. This is quality parenting.
Load More Replies... genzennial 5 years ago
my mom screamed at me that my friends hated me before i got on the bus. I was crying surrounded by people I knew but wasn't friends with. It's awful. There's NEVER an excuse.
Dilly Millandry 5 years ago
That is a terrible thing to say to a child. Reminded me of when my mother said 'don't talk to me, I'm not your friend'. Never really forgave her for that one.
Load More Replies... Foxxy 5 years ago (edited)
Whilst I do agree I also want to point out that sometimes the school/teachers/others students etc are what’s making the kids miserable and sad, so is bastard a correct terminology we parents can use for you too? If it’s good for the goose, it’s good for the gander.
Josefine Andersen 5 years ago
true I had a great home life. but the school was a nightmare.
Load More Replies... A E 5 years ago
i always say to my son: i dont wanna fight .. not right before bed nor in the morning before leaving. we never know what happens... when i break my "rule" and i am angry and yell at him, i always! swallow my pride and my anger and apologise and say i love him.
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
That’s smart. Yelling happens, but it is something you should apologize for and set an example that apologizing is a good thing for anyone to do if they are in the wrong. This is quality parenting.
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