And so it begins again...
Nick Forro
still to do. Not another term of John Gleed in my year 8 class. TELL
ME IT ISN'T SO! Pass me the whisky!
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Nick Forro
Nick Brown
> still to do. Not another term of John Gleed in my year 8 class. TELL
> ME IT ISN'T SO! Pass me the whisky!
Obviously you haven't met some of the students I have to help! We're
talking litre bottles of scotch here!
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Nick.
Dave Pope
In article <200868...@chips.demon.co.uk>, Nick Forro (Ni...@chips.demon.co.uk) writes:
>Oh god! Not another term. The holidays went so fast. So much work
>still to do. Not another term of John Gleed in my year 8 class. TELL
>ME IT ISN'T SO! Pass me the whisky!
>
>Nick Forro
>
Nick, Nick! I'll *never* forgive you for reminding me. I don't have
them to face 'till Monday. Pass the anaesthetic!
Dave
P.S. *I* know John Gleed. He goes by the pseudonym of Lee Stedman.
I wondered where he went when he isn't with us! Why don't you take
a bigger share of him, you miserable skiver!
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Ian Lynch
> P.S. *I* know John Gleed. He goes by the pseudonym of Lee Stedman. I
> wondered where he went when he isn't with us! Why don't you take a
> bigger share of him, you miserable skiver!
I hope these ARE pseudonyms. Clients can sue for liable on the net you know.
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Ian
Dave Pope
case. I could try a counter-suit for his effect on my health and the
quality of my life.
Dave
Ian Lynch
> If Lee Stedman wants to sue me, it should make an *interesting* case. I
> could try a counter-suit for his effect on my health and the quality of
> my life.
Well, there is also professionalism. Doctors tend not to discuss
individual patients no matter how distasteful they might be.
Discussing kids in an open forum when you do not know who might read
what you write seems a little risky to me.
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Ian
Ian Lynch
> Oh tut tut! Aren't we sanctimonious then. You sound like some of our
> staff. Totally lacking in a sense of humour!
Not at all, you write what you want as far as I am concerned. It seems
to me though that your colleagues who are trying to say teaching is a
profession and deserves to be treated as such are not helped by your
obvious lack in sensitivity to professional ethics. If a teacher
started posting comments to Usenet about my kids by name, or equally
if kids posted things about you by name, particularly without your
knowledge you might not be too pleased and with justification.
Do you advocate discussing individual pupils in a pub in a loud voice
after parents meetings, because it amounts to the same thing?
Your view of these individuals is your view. It might or might not be
accurate. I bet you would be the first to complain if an OFSTED
inspector observed your lesson then broadcast all the shortcomings to
Usenet under your name.
Not so much sanctimonious or lacking a sense of humour as amused by
the insensitivity :-)
What do the rest of you think? Should teacher comments about
individual pupils be confidential? Could be an interesting thread for
uk.p
>Watch your backs, lads and lasses! There's one in every staffroom.
Yes, I think I have found him. Strange how some people insist on being
natural victims.
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Ian
Ian Lynch
> If you can't stand the heat, Ian..........
Not a matter of whether or not I can stand the heat, I am no longer
teaching but it rather depends on what impression you want to give of
UK teachers.
>Barry Salt is an absolute little BASTARD.
Better go and tell his mother then, face to face.
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Ian
Dave Pope
staff. Totally lacking in a sense of humour!
OK, you want to be serious about it. So far I have likened one of
my more troublesome pupils to another who a colleague described in
an earlier posting. I have also implied that this pupil's conduct
has a detrimental effect uopn my health and the quality of my
life. If need be, I will defend that position in court.
Go on, make my day! Report me to (a) my head teacher, (b) my LEA,
(c) the DfE. and (d) the kid's parents. Then we can have some fun
with the Union, and if I get the push, you can gloat. You might
even raise a smile!
Watch your backs, lads and lasses! There's one in every staffroom.
DP.
Tom Morgan
Lynch) writes:
> > If Lee Stedman wants to sue me, it should make an *interesting* case. I
> > could try a counter-suit for his effect on my health and the quality of
> > my life.
>
> Well, there is also professionalism. Doctors tend not to discuss
> individual patients no matter how distasteful they might be.
> Discussing kids in an open forum when you do not know who might read
> what you write seems a little risky to me.
>
> --
> Ian
If you can't stand the heat, Ian..........
Meanwhile - all together now:
Barry Salt is an absolute little BASTARD.
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Tom
Danny Nicholson
writes:
>Meanwhile - all together now:
>Barry Salt is an absolute little BASTARD.
I trust you have the birth certificate to prove such a charge :-)
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(o_ "QUANTI CANICULA ILLA IN FENESTRA"
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V_/_ http://www.rmplc.co.uk/eduweb/sites/dcastle/dn/welcome.html
Ian Lynch
> Danny how could you tell from his birth certificate whether he was
> little or not? :
I reckon he must KNOW the mother :-)
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Ian
Ian Lynch
> Dave, you sound really stressed! Why not relieve your anger in another
> way, take up a sport or something. :)
How about becoming a ghost writer for Ted Wragg?
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Ian
Roger Ditchburn
Danny Nicholson <Da...@nicholsn.demon.co.uk> writes:
Danny how could you tell from his birth certificate whether he was
little or not? :
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Cheers
Roger Ditchburn
roger.d...@zetnet.co.uk
Roger Ditchburn
dp...@assyst.win-uk.net (Dave Pope) writes:
> Go on, make my day! Report me to (a) my head teacher, (b) my LEA,
> (c) the DfE. and (d) the kid's parents. Then we can have some fun
> with the Union, and if I get the push, you can gloat. You might
> even raise a smile!
> Watch your backs, lads and lasses! There's one in every staffroom.
Dave, you sound really stressed! Why not relieve your anger in
another way, take up a sport or something. :)
Dave Pope
lion taming, it'd be safer!
Dave
Henry Law
> Go on, make my day! Report me to (a) my head teacher, (b) my LEA,
> (c) the DfE. and (d) the kid's parents. Then we can have some fun
> with the Union, and if I get the push, you can gloat. You might
> even raise a smile!
>
> Watch your backs, lads and lasses! There's one in every staffroom.
Disgracefully unprofessional conduct. Not the slightest shred of
realisation that what he's been doing is a gross insult on particular
individuals; moreover those for whom he has some duty of care.
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Henry Law <>< h...@thelaws.demon.co.uk
Manchester, England
Nick Forro
<h...@thelaws.demon.co.uk> writes:
> Disgracefully unprofessional conduct. Not the slightest shred of
> realisation that what he's been doing is a gross insult on particular
> individuals; moreover those for whom he has some duty of care.
>
> --
> Henry Law <>< h...@thelaws.demon.co.uk
> Manchester, England
>
>
>
This so damn smug. For Christ's sake lighten up. We have to put up with the little
buggers all bloody day and if we can't have an innocuous little whinge on the net
without some job-worth trying to make out it's a capital crime it really is a shame. How
many kids do you think subscribe to this newsgroup?!? We need an outlet and this is as
good as any. What has been said is this thread is so light - we've all heard far worse in the
staff room. The individuals who attract this kind of response are forever engaging in
'gross insults' towards us.
GRRRRR!
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Nicholas Forro "This supernatural
Ni...@chips.demon.co.uk * soliciting cannot be ill,
cannot be good."
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crispi...@gmail.com
> Oh god! Not another term. The holidays went so fast. So much work
> still to do. Not another term of John Gleed in my year 8 class. TELL
> ME IT ISN'T SO! Pass me the whisky!
>
> --
> Nick Forro
xx C H