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Old 04-05-2005, 16:51   #15
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Re: This Country...
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Originally Posted by Incognitas
It is NOT an everyday occurence in school at the moment..Thankfully.I do not feel threatened at all by the students I teach.Most of them are pleased to see me.In fact I had to duck one 15 year old who to wanted to give me a hug this morning because he was so pleased to see me.

The only thing I feel in school is depression because of the low level sort of disturbance that I get from some students..it does make teaching harder,but I am not scared in school.
Good on 'ya.

Just, for heavens sake, don't let it get out of control (ahem, crap headteachers, in most of those cases). I've been to a school like that (albeit, for not very long), and during the time there, countless teachers had bricks thrown at them. Just last week, somebody brought in an air rifle, aimed at the teacher, missed, and shot another pupil.

I'm surprised I came out alive!
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