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In reply to the discussion: A Slice of Life for this Teacher [View all]Rosa Luxemburg
(28,627 posts)42. I would have made him stay after school to complete his homework
The mom could come too.
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Gosh, if only there were some way to avoid that humliating experience...
winter is coming
May 2013
#2
If she's got time to contact you, she's got time to remind the kid to do his homework. n/t
winter is coming
May 2013
#9
Dear Mom: Not to worry. He probably won't be embarrassingly called up to get his diploma.
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2013
#5
I knew a teacher who would accept late work only if the student's parent called in and made the
Brickbat
May 2013
#8
Unless it's unlike any school I ever attended, the kids already know who doesn't
winter is coming
May 2013
#16
Principal called me in to a parent mtg for requiring that a student (17) print his name legibly.
WinkyDink
May 2013
#20
Well, I have a great imagination, but not THAT great! The father was even intimidating!
WinkyDink
May 2013
#37
No, his old man. And the male vice-principal backed him up. So, yes, the kid was still in my class--
WinkyDink
May 2013
#38
yeah, but only after I made it clear I was willing to go to district admin. and the school board
arely staircase
May 2013
#29
A huge downside of the internet age - how many e-mails from parents do you get???
reformist2
May 2013
#23
Yeesh. My kid's a middle schooler. If you don't turn in your homework, you have to report
winter is coming
May 2013
#41