Why do they hate us?
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Why do they hate us?
I was stuck by the poll on a local BBS, saying 'the number one thrill for a kid is to kill his/her teacher'.
But, why ...
I never thought that someone we love could hate us so much ...
Looking forward to your opinion ...
Best regards from Beijing, China
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I have no idea. Not all school shootings are by students. There was one in Pennsylvania, at an Amish school, where someone from the area who was upset about something just entered the school and opened fire. The other school shooting I remember that wasn't by a student was Beslan, Russia.
Some kids just don't seem to respect anything. I'm sure that's a common problem, but it's bad here. The parents don't teach them to obey the rules, so they do things like throw blocks at the teachers when they're told to stop throwing toys at the other kids. (A four year old did that today.)
Some kids just don't seem to respect anything. I'm sure that's a common problem, but it's bad here. The parents don't teach them to obey the rules, so they do things like throw blocks at the teachers when they're told to stop throwing toys at the other kids. (A four year old did that today.)
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I know why, but it would require writing pages and pages here - I haven't written my book yet.
It helps to have had extensive teaching exp in both public and private schools across the country and in different countries. But then you also need to not be financially dependent on the public system, which means you need to have quit teaching public. It's a big plus if you go through your teacher cert program AFTER you've had a few years of in-class exp.
Then you can begin to understand why.
Have you read anything by John Taylor Gatto?
It helps to have had extensive teaching exp in both public and private schools across the country and in different countries. But then you also need to not be financially dependent on the public system, which means you need to have quit teaching public. It's a big plus if you go through your teacher cert program AFTER you've had a few years of in-class exp.
Then you can begin to understand why.
Have you read anything by John Taylor Gatto?