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1stGradeTeacher 11 year s ago
Hahha...I'm going to print these out and hang them throughout my classroom....mmmm.
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Mr. Ree 11 year s ago
If you do, you'll be unemployed within a short period of time. Parents these days don't want their children told the truth - they want them told that they are special and that they are winners. No more choosing for teams because the kids that are bad at sports get chosen last and that hurts their feelings. In a competition, everyone gets a trophy because they are all special.
Telling 1st graders that the world is a mean place will only disillusion them (as the truth is apt to do), so keep them happy and ignorant and keep your job.
Telling 1st graders that the world is a mean place will only disillusion them (as the truth is apt to do), so keep them happy and ignorant and keep your job.
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Mr. Ree 11 year s ago
You know something, you're right. And, I've often disagreed with you several times before.
I was a teacher, and I left because I don't want to be a party to this new age of children and parents who want us to tell them their kid is special, even if they're not.
I was a teacher, and I left because I don't want to be a party to this new age of children and parents who want us to tell them their kid is special, even if they're not.
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Something 11 year s ago
Hhaha, good idea also, teacher!
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trololol 11 year s ago
whoa the person who made this probably has low self-esteem
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First 11 year s ago
Yeah man, life sucks really, especially when you consider the stat on starvation. How lucky are we to be able to type this on a laptop, with food, shelter, and clothes on our backs? Thank your lucky stars...
Telling 1st graders that the world is a mean place will only disillusion them (as the truth is apt to do), so keep them happy and ignorant and keep your job.
I was a teacher, and I left because I don't want to be a party to this new age of children and parents who want us to tell them their kid is special, even if they're not.
Good comment, Mr. Ree.