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There are so many things with this. Where were the other adults? What is the school's culture that he felt free to put hands on an adult? Was he on drugs? Was the child special needs? If so, were violent triggers part of his IEP? There had to be some warning signs for this behavior.
Notice it was a female teachers aide. Who he chose to attack speaks volumes. Female and an aide equates to no respect. I cold be wrong though.That too, but usually a strong adult presence deters incidents like this.
still no excuse to put hands on the lady. Maybe he is special needs.Notice it was a female teachers aide. Who he chose to attack speaks volumes. Female and an aide equates to no respect. I cold be wrong though.
You get no argument from mestill no excuse to put hands on the lady. Maybe he is special needs.
According to the story, he is special needs. That is sad because it is hard enough to get people to work at schools as it is. I'm glad her son wasn't there and tried to defend his mom because the large kid would have harmed him also. This is a bad story, if you work in education God bless you.There are so many things with this. Where were the other adults? What is the school's culture that he felt free to put hands on an adult? Was he on drugs? Was the child special needs? If so, were violent triggers part of his IEP? There had to be some warning signs for this behavior.
I'm a teacher. Love being with the kids. Where I teach I'm probably the first black male teacher students have ever had that didn't involve athletics.No way in hell, could I be a teacher now days.