One of those things is managing students' actions that may garner some serious consequences.
so many teachers provided their stories.
Here’s what they said below.
“There was a loud pop and a flash in the back corner of the classroom.
I asked the student sitting there what happened.
She said it was firecrackers.
I sent her to the office.
While she was still in the office, I realized the electrical outlets in the room didnt work.
“Stab another student in the back of the head with a pencil.
It went in right at the base of the skull.
Luckily, it didn’t hit anything important; it just needed three stitches.
But it was deep enough that it stayed in before the doctors took it out.”
u/Linusthewise
3.
“I was teaching for three months in an inner city school in London (UK).
Well, one student was caught peeing into a bag and dumping it into the containers.
The student was 11 or 12.”
u/huzzahserrah
5.
They hadnt been interacting in any way prior.
“I’m an early years educator specializing in children with S.E.N.
(special educational needs).
Seeing a child chewing their own shit is something that stays with you.
u/just_some_arsehole
7. u/CherryManhattan
9.
“They stole my class pet, a fish that I really loved.
They claimed to have flushed it down the toilet.
Another student said they gave it away to a kid on the street in a water bottle.”
“During class, one girl was sitting with her hands in her lap shaped like a bowl.
Upon further inspection, I noticed she was collecting her spit in her hands.
She said her name, made eye contact, drank it, and wiped her hands on her shirt.
She didn’t make a move to ask to wash hands, so I sent her to.”
u/Condition_Boy
11.
“I had a kid superglue both hands to his desk.
He thought it was really funny until they sent the janitor to venture to get his hands unstuck.”
“Once caught a child looking up furry porn on a class iPad.
That was something.”
Then, another classmate pushed down on their shoulders as they sat on the pencil.
How f*cked up are some 9-year-olds?!
The boy had to go to hospital.”
