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Old 08-16-2009, 09:34 PM   #59
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Originally Posted by doreenjoy View Post
I completely agree. Some parents can't tolerate even the mildest criticism or correction of their children, and they don't want to know any of the extenuating circumstances. It's the "stupid teacher" who must be blamed, not their little angels who are perfect and studious at all times.
With all due respect, I never called the teacher "stupid". I suffer NO delusions that my children are perfect. However, they aren't hellions either and I have worked hard to to teach them to respect adults, teachers (and everyone else for that matter -- of course, that whole respect for their brother thing hasn't gone so well yet but hope springs eternal!)

I guess I would prefer my child read quietly in class rather than being disruptive. Personally, I know my son -- when he is bored, he gets "creative" and disruptive.

And for what it is worth, I have a great deal of respect for my kids teachers. I have a special needs son who has a personal 1-on-1 and has had the same set of teachers for the last 3 years and they are like part of the family.

So please don't paint me with such a broad brush, thank you very much.

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