50 Students Expose The Unprofessionalism Of Their Teachers (New Pics)

Had a rough time my soph year because my father insisted i get a job at 14. Not because we were struggling, he just wanted me out of the house. Only job that would hire an underage worker was a local newspaper as a paperboy. I had to wake up every morning at 3am to fold and deliver papers by 6am. I had over 300 customers spread out through my town. After delivering those papers i then had to get ready for school and my first class was geometry. I struggled so hard to stay awake. I eventually quit that job cuz i just couldn't handle only getting about 4hrs of sleep a night

If a child falls asleep in class, let them sleep, and talk with them in private afterwards. If out the reason for the behavior, and try to help.

I had a teacher in high school that ollored someone's nose with a marker when they fell asleep in the front row. The guy was a bully, so no one said a word.

What a b*tch.

Students do need to be awake and participate actively throughout each class period.

Well if you have trouble open it yourself maybe have another think if it's the best snack to send your kid to school with... I understand that kids need help with some things and the teacher could have been nicer in the interaction but as someone says in another comment teachers don't have time to open all food for 20+ kids every day.

Sending your child to school with food they can't open without help and then getting angry that the teacher doesn't want to spend half of their lunch time helping them (and 7 other kids whose parents did the same) is absurd. Lunchables are an easy and quick way to pack a lunch- for you. No respect for anyone's time except your own.

Gee, I thought the job of a teacher was to help his students learn stuff. My wife taught kindergarten for many years and taught her students much that was outside the curriculum. She taught a one-armed student how to tie his shoes. It was a milestone for him.

Who talks this way to babies? Horrible wagon

1. I literally and politely asked a teacher whether he could help me with something when the class ended. He replied with “no!” without even looking at me. 2. I explained I misunderstood a homework assignment and he asked me if my grandma was still alive. Confused, I answered that she was. Then he said I should try to explain this to her, like I was trying to fool him. Maybe she would buy it. 3. I was having fun with a friend, running into and bashing eachother during recess, as 10 year old boys do. We were both called faggots by the teacher. 4. My friend was a big guy. Teacher asked him if he had a bra yet. No wonder mental health is on the decline.

It may sound dumb but, self-plagiarism is a thing. Need more context here to know if OP broke any rules. If the student had produced the artwork before the start of the course and was submitting the work on the course, then this could be considered unfair on the other students who had to produce an artwork within a particular timeframe.

Some people need to actually check before they accuse people for no reason

Using your own work can potentially be classified as plagiarism if it is something you previously published and you don't cite it in your new work. This is known as "self plagiarism". It is a problem because your teacher/professor is expecting you to do original work for your assignment. And you are only supposed to use small bits of other work that contribute to it.

I got high scores n my EGD marks, specifically during examsfrom Grade 10 to grade 12. Very high. From 40 years of copying the old, worn out EGD exam papers, used year after year, exam after exam they were inaccurate. For a grade-10 school holiday project, I re-did all of them in TurboCad (I was the only one who knew the program properly) for the Department head. Yes I had every re-drawn test and answer-paper for every exam until my final year that could be used. duh

Like when Fantasy tried to sue John Fogerty for a writing song that sounded too much like another John Fogerty song. Out of spite, Joy Ang should create a couple of artworks and call them "Old Man Down the Road" and "Run Through the Jungle."

My daughters (8 and 10 y.o.) were sex.ually assaulted by their stepfather, and children services accused me (their mother) of negligence, and tried to remove them from my legal custody because I allowed my daughters to miss school for body and mind healing. Apparently young girls mental health is not as important as perfect school attendance

I have had bosses tell me the same thing, only about work being more important than my home life. Now I know where people like that learn that b******t.

B***h/d**k!

"Is that what you say to your husband every evening?"

What a total biitch. Imagine saying that to a kid. All she had to do was give a hug, show some support.

Honestly, what is most surprising that an email account (especially any kind of work account) would hold an email for 12 years! I thought most work accounts start auto-deleting emails at 3-6 months... unless it's an old personal email account through Yahoo or something, which seemingly hold email until the end of time itself...

One of my former students was in a high level math class in college. He emailed me "The prof didn't come to class today, and I'm working on this problem. Am I doing it right?" This was followed by six pages of procedures and calculations. I was able to reply immediately and succinctly. "Yes!", I was pleased to respond.

My school did something similar. I had a problem with my school computer, and I sent like 10 emails about it. They just told me, "Call this person". So I did. And they told me, "Oh, just call this person". No one ever actually told me how to fix the problem.

Playing the long game