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Old 08-06-2005, 09:50   #156
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Re: School stands up for discipline and rules

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Originally Posted by allieyoung666
They are not screwed, like I said what sort of Dr are you as you do not act like any of my colleagues I work with!
Just because I belive in rules means I am messed up??? I do not think so, a lot of comments you make are beyond stupid. The child has to learn to respect his elders and he did not do that, so what will he be like when he is older?? I will go into ethics if you want?
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Why is it spite??? If the child is still expected to wear a uniform then the child must. It isnt spite it is rules and he needs to learn to respect them. Trust me when you become a mother you will understand!
Don't patronise me Allie. I was a stepmother at 23, and know about dealing with children. And thankfully I have great parents, who taught me all about respect. You don't need to be a mother to understand respect.

So you think it's better to fail the child his exam, rather than give him a yellow card and tell him not to do it again?
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