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2025-03-13 16:47
Parents, when your child's teacher calls you to inform you of a behaviour incident, please don't believe your child's lies about 'what really happened'. TeacherLife 🤦🏼♀️
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6 小時內
Jennette Lim 임계형
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“Are you sure? That’s not what he said to me. He would never do that. I have never seen him do that before…. Hmmm…”
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Jennifer Staszak
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Ok but teachers should not call home til you have video, witness statements or a confession. Period. If FBI level interrogation skills are not in your toolbox, you better find some.
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Miss B
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Some context to event: Y6 child in middle of lesson: I left my coat outside, can I go get it now? Teacher: No, you'll have to wait until home time now, as there's no adult to make sure you're safe. Y6: 5 mins later, disappears from class. Returns 10 mins later with said coat. Teacher: school policy - that's a yellow card for leaving class without permission. Phone call home: recount of events. Y6 to parent: Teacher said I could. Parent calls to complain: Y6 said he had permission.