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<blockquote data-quote="DazedandConfused" data-source="post: 42379" data-attributes="member: 831"><p>As a parent, If a difficult child is interfereing with the education, and even endangering my child, that's it, I want them out. I'm a mother, and I don't have to consider the difficult child. Frankly, I don't care. I don't necessarly blame ANYONE, I just want them away from my kid. Period. If the SD wants me to care, then they have to put me on the payroll (I am, but that is not the capacity in which I work). </p><p></p><p>I had a situation where Daughter had been punched twice by a difficult child, in the stomach. I talked to the teacher, and she explained that the difficult child was dealing with "a lot". Okay, fine. Whatever. I explained that whatever steps had to be taken to keep Daughter safe, and not compromise her education, do them. I think what I said was, "Tie him to an Ant hill, I don't care, but if he TOUCHES my kid again, I'm going to make Mt. St. Helen's look like pimple popped".</p><p></p><p>Now, as someone who works in education. My primary concern is that the students that have been entrusted to me be safe at all times. Any student that attempts to disrupt that, depending on the threat, will be warned once. After that, they're out. Usually, they go sit in Kindy for the remainder of their classes library time. Or, referred to the office if the infraction is serious. </p><p></p><p>I can't even tell you how much precious time is eaten up by having to deal with difficult children. PCs can really take it on the chin when it comes to the teacher's, or in my case, the librarian's time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DazedandConfused, post: 42379, member: 831"] As a parent, If a difficult child is interfereing with the education, and even endangering my child, that's it, I want them out. I'm a mother, and I don't have to consider the difficult child. Frankly, I don't care. I don't necessarly blame ANYONE, I just want them away from my kid. Period. If the SD wants me to care, then they have to put me on the payroll (I am, but that is not the capacity in which I work). I had a situation where Daughter had been punched twice by a difficult child, in the stomach. I talked to the teacher, and she explained that the difficult child was dealing with "a lot". Okay, fine. Whatever. I explained that whatever steps had to be taken to keep Daughter safe, and not compromise her education, do them. I think what I said was, "Tie him to an Ant hill, I don't care, but if he TOUCHES my kid again, I'm going to make Mt. St. Helen's look like pimple popped". Now, as someone who works in education. My primary concern is that the students that have been entrusted to me be safe at all times. Any student that attempts to disrupt that, depending on the threat, will be warned once. After that, they're out. Usually, they go sit in Kindy for the remainder of their classes library time. Or, referred to the office if the infraction is serious. I can't even tell you how much precious time is eaten up by having to deal with difficult children. PCs can really take it on the chin when it comes to the teacher's, or in my case, the librarian's time. [/QUOTE]
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