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In reply to the discussion: My Daughter Stood up for a Classmate Being Bullied, School Involved. [View all]Dont call me Shirley
(10,998 posts)51. Teachers call kids of tattletales all the time. A girl bullied my daughter, she told the teacher
several times, the teacher kept telling her to stop being a tattletale. I sent a letter to admin stating that calling a child a tattletale is verbal abuse. I got the round-about from admin. She quit telling teachers about the bullying. When she got bullied again she pinched the bully. They both got in trouble. If the teacher would have listened to my daughter instead of calling her a tattletale this never would have happened.
Teachers, do not call your kids tattletale or any other name like that. It is verbal abuse. It demeans the child. It makes the child feel like they don't matter and worse yet that they are bad for telling on a bully.
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My Daughter Stood up for a Classmate Being Bullied, School Involved. [View all]
RiffRandell
Oct 2014
OP
Teachers call kids of tattletales all the time. A girl bullied my daughter, she told the teacher
Dont call me Shirley
Oct 2014
#51
You have a wonderful daughter. The school where my great grandchildren to has a regular anti-
jwirr
Oct 2014
#12