Posted on 09/22/2019 8:21:18 AM PDT by Morgana
Trust me, if the police were called the child was having much more than a tantrum. My SIL works with special needs children and they can get very violent and out of control. These days I doubt such inability for self control is restricted to those students. I have heard tales of teachers being slugged, bitten, kicked,spit on, slapped- you name it. And these kids are super strong when it that state.
The teachers and administration are very, very, very, restricted on how they are allowed to handle such aggression. Often their only choice is to call law enforcement. Otherwise they risk a law suit for violating the dear ones civil rights as well as any personal injury claims.
I understand. When I went to school, they had the paddle and were not bashful in using it. In the the second and third grades the teacher would twist your ear, pull your hair, and shake you too. And spank the palm of your hand with a ruler.
What did our parents say to that? “If he/she gives you any trouble, blister his/her butt.”
They arrest a child for a tantrum but don’t you dare arrest those black teens for punching the teacher, selling drugs, stealing or that mentally ill white dude with an AR15 who just entered the front door
Welcome to liberal education.
When I was a kid, I was fighting Jimmy B. in gym and Mr.M took us to his office and whipped us good. ................. We never did that again.
Parents and Grandparents failed this child.
The schools can no longer discipline students- so what else are they supposed to do when a student gets physically aggressive? I don’t care if this child was only 6, she could have seriously injured herself, another student, or a staff member at the school.
Not sure what to do, but tell that to the thousands of teachers getting beaten every day in screwels all over our country. They are told not to touch the little darlings or they'll get fired and have trouble getting teaching jobs.
I know of a teacher of "special" students who has been ruthlessly beaten, kicked, and had things thrown at her over the past years, and the administration won't do a damn thing about it.
The little brat should have been dragged down to the principal's office and left there with whoever is in charge. My heart goes out to the teachers of these stinking brats no matter how old they are.
Where are the mother and the father?
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Exactly. My guess is they weren’t raised any better than the grandchild is being raised.
Thank you - all I got the first time was the text and no video...had to wait for it to load, I guess.
Thanks...
No problem, happy to help.
mmm ... not enough info. My oldest was told ‘no’ plenty, but still went through a phase of tantrum throwing whenever the feeling struck her.
When it was in public I would pick her up throw her over the shoulder and out to the car we went.
Few months later phase was over.
In this case sounds like there is also medical involved.
or at least that’s the excuse.
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