Lecturer sacked for throwing cardboard at sleeping pupil

[lardy]

......is the correct answer! Why didn't the Lecturer just wake the kid up gently, escort him off the premises and tell him not to return until he gets a good night's kip? Then soon after contact the parents and tell them he's not welcome until they help him to sort himself out. The world has turned many revolutions since we were at school.

He can't touch the students.

[goats]

He can't touch the students.

Too right, he’d be in jail now let alone lose his job he had for 22 years…..I used to teach 20 years ago, saw the change occurring then and I had some really affected kids to look after who the main class teacher couldn’t cope with. There is no discipline anymore, a troublesome kid can get away with murder. I’m not saying the teacher should be able to use the kind of discipline they used to, it’s just escalates beyond and the kid gets removed from the class. No wonder so many are lost.

[Rjk]

Too right, he’d be in jail now let alone lose his job he had for 22 years…..I used to teach 20 years ago, saw the change occurring then and I had some really affected kids to look after who the main class teacher couldn’t cope with. There is no discipline anymore, a troublesome kid can get away with murder. I’m not saying the teacher should be able to use the kind of discipline they used to, it’s just escalates beyond and the kid gets removed from the class. No wonder so many are lost.

are there more or less kids who end up removed from schools these days?

[goats]

are there more or less kids who end up removed from schools these days?

Probably more, I was responsible for one 10 yr old who was expelled from a few primary’s, none in Cardiff would touch him. Off to Greenhill he went. If you can’t discipline them, the teachers won’t want them disrupting the whole class will they? Maybe a current teacher on here can enlighten us.