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School is full of enough hazards. Fear and social isolation shouldn't be one of them. If a child gets the message that bodily functions, which sometimes cannot be properly controlled, are unacceptable, wouldn't that cause a bit of anxiety? I wish these people knew what kind of neuroses they were inadvertently perpetuating for the others. It's not safe to pass gas in public; it's not safe to stutter or pronounce words wrong. It's not safe to look different; it's not safe to be at school.
Sounds like you need to relax. Maybe you're not suited to handle a class full of kids.
Sounds like you need to relax. Maybe you're not suited to handle a class full of kids.
Maybe I do. Just because I took an issue with it as a child doesn't mean everyone did. Maybe it is more socially acceptable today than it was back then. It's still very annoying that they do it in the classroom, though. I think that is awful. Hmm, maybe I should start taking notes of the types of disruptions I'm experiencing and really try to pinpoint the problems I'm having. Perhaps I miss a few cues that the children are unhappy or something? Maybe the children do that every time they need to go to the bathroom when I won't let them, or maybe there is some kind of discernable pattern that I can figure out and change. Wow, these kids are smart! I sometimes wonder if I have the organizational skills and attention span for dealing with the classroom beast. Often, while I'm handling one fire, another one starts somewhere else. I guess that's when it's time to call administration.
Maybe I do. Just because I took an issue with it as a child doesn't mean everyone did. Maybe it is more socially acceptable today than it was back then. It's still very annoying that they do it in the classroom, though. I think that is awful. Hmm, maybe I should start taking notes of the types of disruptions I'm experiencing and really try to pinpoint the problems I'm having. Perhaps I miss a few cues that the children are unhappy or something? Maybe the children do that every time they need to go to the bathroom when I won't let them, or maybe there is some kind of discernable pattern that I can figure out and change. Wow, these kids are smart! I sometimes wonder if I have the organizational skills and attention span for dealing with the classroom beast. Often, while I'm handling one fire, another one starts somewhere else. I guess that's when it's time to call administration.
You're perfectly fine in feeling the way you do, just not a whole lot you can do about it. I know that when I was in school... Subs were in for a hard time.
Maybe I do. Just because I took an issue with it as a child doesn't mean everyone did. Maybe it is more socially acceptable today than it was back then. It's still very annoying that they do it in the classroom, though. I think that is awful. Hmm, maybe I should start taking notes of the types of disruptions I'm experiencing and really try to pinpoint the problems I'm having. Perhaps I miss a few cues that the children are unhappy or something? Maybe the children do that every time they need to go to the bathroom when I won't let them, or maybe there is some kind of discernable pattern that I can figure out and change. Wow, these kids are smart! I sometimes wonder if I have the organizational skills and attention span for dealing with the classroom beast. Often, while I'm handling one fire, another one starts somewhere else. I guess that's when it's time to call administration.
Look, I remember, oh do I remember, what it was like at school when I was a child. It was practically Lord of the Flies when I was going to school. Any misstep was treated with severe hostility from the other children. If you forgot your deodorant, you heard about it from the students and teachers. If you accidently kicked a desk or got on anyone's nerves for any reason, you were singled out and tortured. The teachers did not regulate interactions enough to really protect you. Unsupervised playtime, like recess, was a free-for-all for bullies. The only ones who got in trouble were the ones who tried to defend themselves in an obvious manner. It was fairly easy to become an outcast and any kind of misstep made it even more likely. If I would have had to endure that for much longer after graduating high school, it's possible I would have taken my own life. I'm so happy I'm not a child anymore!
kids definitely try hard to annoy the teachers that they think are easy prey..
Are there other job oppportunities if this one is miserable for you ??
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