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Meet Ava Morrison-Bell, the 11-year-old from the UK who has got some serious character – in a good way.
When asked at school what her teacher could do better, Ava courageously answered that collective punishment shouldn’t be used as it is not fair for the people who didn’t do anything. But that’s not all… She then backed up her statement with historical evidence, stating “under the 1949 Geneva Conventions it is a war crime”. Not too shabby for an 11-year-old, huh? Her dad tweeted a picture of Ava’s little note and it has gone viral since with over 380k likes and 116k retweets. Keep on scrolling to check it out!
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When these teachers asked for feedback on what they could do better, they didn’t expect to get such a response from an 11-year-old
The girl’s dad was also surprised, so he shared her daughter’s note on Twittter
And the Internet loved it so much, people started suggesting how to reward her
Eventually, Ava’s dad caved in and rewarded her as promised
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What do you think ?
Naima Ivansdóttir 8 years ago
i would see no reason to ground her whatsoever, as written above, she was asked for a feedback and she delivered. polite, smart and honest - nothing you should ever punish as a parent! good work.
Helping Panda 8 years ago
Right, but if you think like that, then you'll never have an excuse to brag to the whole internet about how smart your daughter is!
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Alexander Hiro Tanaka 8 years ago
collectivism sometimes sucks...why don't teachers punish individually based on an individual's behavior instead
Alec 8 years ago
Is it me or is the handwriting in the reference to the Geneva Convention completely different?
Barb Logan 8 years ago
Looks like she wrote the first part then went and looked up the Geneva convention part, hence the slight difference in the writing.
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Melody Lanzatella 8 years ago
She is wise beyond her years! Also her parents deserve credit for raising such an intelligent well-spoken child!
Naima Ivansdóttir 8 years ago
i would see no reason to ground her whatsoever, as written above, she was asked for a feedback and she delivered. polite, smart and honest - nothing you should ever punish as a parent! good work.
Helping Panda 8 years ago
Right, but if you think like that, then you'll never have an excuse to brag to the whole internet about how smart your daughter is!
Load More Replies... Alexander Hiro Tanaka 8 years ago
collectivism sometimes sucks...why don't teachers punish individually based on an individual's behavior instead
Alec 8 years ago
Is it me or is the handwriting in the reference to the Geneva Convention completely different?
Barb Logan 8 years ago
Looks like she wrote the first part then went and looked up the Geneva convention part, hence the slight difference in the writing.
Load More Replies... Melody Lanzatella 8 years ago
She is wise beyond her years! Also her parents deserve credit for raising such an intelligent well-spoken child!
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