Elizabeth (Liz) Kleinrock is a third-grade teacher in Los Angeles, California. And Liz is the absolute best kind of teacher — she’s one who truly cares about her students and their education. Liz doesn’t just teach her students the basic subjects; she also teaches them about how to be responsible citizens and good human beings....
Interesting question for y'all. Do you think that teachers should be allowed to teach their own child in the classroom? like the student be their daughter or son?
My morning rant: I feel bad for these teacher that have to teach virtually, parents are either not around or not home. I get some have to work but teachers are not a free babysitter, they have to learn and a teacher can’t teach if her students are not taking the classes serious and are just playing around. Some of these teacher including my sons 2nd grade teacher is a parent as well with a child that is remote learning. My son is just sitting there because the teacher is more focused on other students being able to take their assessments and some students won’t sit still and focus and one student made himself host and just acted out 🤦🏻 ♀ . If a parent can’t be home, have a responsible adult with your kids around. A sibling is not an option especially if they are also remote learning lol.
What do you ladies think about this? A teacher wrote this on a five year old kindergarten students puzzle. Inappropriate? Justified? Would you consider this bullying? And yes this is real! This was posted on a local page I follow on Facebook.
How do some of you moms feel about the new law in New Jersey that schools are now required to teach children about the gay community starting in 2020 ??
