Life is funny. I hear everyone talking about how the teacher behaved, no one is commenting on the fact that all this started because this child decided to trouble another child, and prevent the other forty plus children in the class from benefiting from the lesson the teacher prepared.The child is now so scared because the teacher did not approach him or attack him physically, but sat at her desk and said a few words to vent her frustration at his consistent disruptive behavior. Whilst I will not comment on what’s wrong or right, I must say we have to be careful of the message we send to these children. It is interesting that most persons take all the time to highlight the short falls of the teacher but not many are lamenting on the disrespect and disregard of the teacher, nor identifying that her actions toward one student was in an effort to do good for all the other students. The saying is true that society is often ungrateful to it’s faithful servants. I would love to hear the views of the parent of the girl whose phone was allegedly stolen by the innocent victim, who was verbally assaulted by the teacher who had a momentary lapse of good judgement, a direct result of provocation. To the teacher I say hold your head high… We fall but we get up, be the sunrise after a dark night.
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Naheel Julene Brown Legister Jennifer Robinson-Swaby are you sure about that? Or should I say what’s the relevance of the planned session again? Sad state of affairs.Hide or report this
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Ainsley Walker They also didn’t bother to ask and find out that this boy is actually a repeat offender and was also just coming from the principal’s office for an offence in the same teacher’s class.Hide or report this
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Dawnette Hines You are absolutely right sis! Well said!!! Sometimes I bite my tongue but another time I can’t.Hide or report this
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Khalelah K. Spencer Naheel you know, society never wants to take responsibility for the ill-behavior of their children and calling out the child for the behavior would mean that. Former Minister of Education, Rev. Ronald Thwaites, had said once, that some parents send th…See MoreHide or report this
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Hide or report thisNaheel Julene Brown Legister Andrew Patrick Rose You are most welcomed .It is indeed a sad day for the nation.Hide or report this
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Shellyfabulous Brown Tell JTA prepare for my case cuz none a dem nah tek step a mi; anyday that happens I knw it’s time to pack my things and go.Hide or report this
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Mervelee Ratty Nembhard My #cover photo used in my Fight4justice post is an #indication. Wash people pickney back, nuh touch dem belly.Edit or delete this
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This is what I’m talking about. Im almost sure they start advertising his post already. And ofcourse someone from the MOE will be at his funeral reading the standard speech. Teachers please take care of your health. Never forget that mental health is also important.
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