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[–]Expert__Witness 410 points411 points  (21 children)

Why you did that?

[–]Naruga418 349 points350 points  (17 children)

wHy YoU dId ThAt?

[–]alexjoneswasrightall 114 points115 points  (1 child)


[–]chingerbinger 165 points166 points  (0 children)

Lemme preface this by sayin I think this I fucked up...but on many levels. lemme also say holy shit lmao I lost it she starts mockin him my god she really did make the most of her moment

[–]XxMyBallsStink420xX 100 points101 points  (12 children)

This lady is awful for hitting a child, but god damn I was crying when she did that.

[–]IDoNotUseALotOfWords 13 points14 points  (2 children)

when she did what?

[–]Shitake69TreyWhey 28 points29 points  (0 children)

WhY yOu DiD dAt?

[–]Cheeks_ESQ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When she did that!

[–]Tennisballa8 21 points22 points  (2 children)


[–]BacardiandCoke 35 points36 points  (1 child)


[–]mercurial_dude 1 point2 points  (0 children)


[–]randy88moss 738 points739 points  (28 children)

This is why I couldn’t be a teacher....I’d be doing stupid shit like this every period.

[–]tonyyyz 263 points264 points  (2 children)

Once a month isn't too bad

[–]LolaZe 65 points66 points  (3 children)

Taught high school for some years. My usual comment to a verified juvenile delinquent (who had his locker near my class and I’d always bust him skipping) - “I like ya, ____, but you’re an idiot.”

[–]shadeforce1 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Were you one of my teachers? 🤔🤔🤔😳

[–]wtg2989 6 points7 points  (1 child)

No you would make this kind of mistake only once in your career

[–]carnivoreinyeg 2 points3 points  (1 child)

Really? You just assault people if they're annoying you?

[–]GetR3KTnub 310 points311 points  (21 children)

You know this kid did some real dumb shit when he’s still smiling after getting smacked

[–]Hay94 128 points129 points  (1 child)

He's embarrassed and is trying to be cool for his homies


I mean yeah, that's how I'd play it.

[–]Hwamp2927 31 points32 points  (17 children)

*you know that kid is a piece of shit

[–]Seal3824 34 points35 points  (2 children)

He looks/sounds like a middle schooler at the oldest. 90% of middle schoolers act like pieces of shit. If you can't handle a middle schooler acting like a piece of shit, you shouldn't teach middle school.

[–]carnivoreinyeg 14 points15 points  (0 children)

If you can't handle a middle schooler being an asshole without hitting them, you should probably get some anger management counselling.

[–]hipster3000 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly 90% probably deserve this treatment at some point. It should still happen 0% of the time

[–]Guitarheaven1 38 points39 points  (2 children)

*You know that teacher is more of one for hitting a child

[–]schutzer- 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Not sure why you’re being downvoted. Most every teacher goes their entire career without pulling anything even close to this

[–]carnivoreinyeg 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not only hitting a child, but making fun of him after for asking why she's hitting him.

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      [–]Raptorheart 2 points3 points  (1 child)

      violence wasn’t needed

      He shoulda stood up and pushed that hog to the ground

      [–]ColonelMustardInThe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

      Which one the one in the chair or the one throwing a hissy fit?

      [–]tornbutwhole 184 points185 points  (28 children)

      If the saying is “it takes a village to teach a child” why do we insist on indoor classroom settings modeled after the outdated Prussian system?

      Kids need to burn off energy or they do stupid shit.

      Adults hitting the children out of frustration proves something isn’t working correctly.

      [–][deleted] 58 points59 points  (24 children)

      In Finland, where education outcomes are famously good, kids are allowed lots of recreation time.

      [–]thelocaldogs 21 points22 points  (0 children)

      Totally agree. But here in the states (at least down south), we limit recess time to accommodate more standardized testing. High schoolers struggle with the constantly changing and fast paced curriculum. Many of them don’t understand the content so they either completely shut down and refuse to complete work or act out behaviorally. It’s so screwed up, but politicians seem to think the best solution is to add high stakes tests and get everyone ready for college!

      [–]johnbell 6 points7 points  (0 children)

      I went to a catholic K-8 school in the US. I was labeled as disruptive and having ADD because I couldn't sit in the same seat for 5+ hours straight. What do they expect from kids who are 6-14 years old.

      They had a parent teacher conference because I sharpened my pencil too often. I needed to stretch my legs!

      [–]Restswithbitchface93 540 points541 points  (89 children)

      Look, all I’m saying is some of these kids deserve that shit

      [–]CannonFilms 341 points342 points  (68 children)

      The biggest barrier to school reform in the US, and becoming competitive on the global stage (The US consistently scores around 22nd) is the ability to remove problematic students from the classroom. Now, I don't want to just throw these kids away, they should get special tutors, but if they can't behave in a classroom, they need to be removed for the benefit of the other students.

      [–]bigchicago04 169 points170 points  (0 children)

      I’ve taught in low income schools for 7 years and you are 100% right.

      [–]KCBassCadet 29 points30 points  (7 children)

      My daughter is in Kindergarten and the teacher's assistant just happens to be my next door neighbor.

      She told me that 2 children in my daughter's class of 20 pretty much consume about 1/3rd of the teacher's time: one will get up multiple times a day in the middle of a lesson to do the floss dance, distracting the other children, and has a mother that complains a lot to the teacher that she doesn't handle her son's ADHD correctly..

      The other problem kid constantly throws tantrums, talks back to the teacher, and disobeys. He also is prone to "wrestling" other children.

      I don't understand why my child's education has to suffer to deal with this shit. It's maddening.

      [–]CannonFilms 21 points22 points  (2 children)

      Oh, they're just preparing them for the real world. You know, like when at your last meeting for work one of your colleagues jumped on to the table and started flossing.

      [–]anorock13 6 points7 points  (1 child)

      My Boss also loves Wrestling”.

      [–]Wheream_I 2 points3 points  (0 children)

      Sir, it is pronounced “wrastling”

      [–]xsoberxlifex 2 points3 points  (0 children)

      I’m assuming you are in a public education district... You know that you can go to the principal and demand something be done about this. And if nothing does come from it, which it usually doesn’t, then you can go above their head and file a complaint at the district level. Once that happens you will see something happen. I don’t think parents understand that just because their kids go to public schools that doesn’t mean that you can’t demand justice for your child’s education.

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        [–]KCBassCadet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

        I didn’t diagnose, that’s just what the TA told me. Children that age can’t have it? News to me.

        [–]waynebradyson2751 0 points1 point  (0 children)

        More parents need to realize this and mobilize and speak out. Neither the teachers nor admin will have the courage or power to stand up against this pink elephant without risking career suicide. The only people who can take a stand Are the parents of most of the students whose education is suffering due to a few knuckleheads.

        [–]Caifanes123 39 points40 points  (20 children)

        There's always job corps. School isnt for everyone

        [–]MrShakeyDownDowns 19 points20 points  (15 children)

        Sad fact is that you most likely won't make a survivable wage without a high school education or GED. And those still don't guarantee shit.

        [–]JustaBabyApe 38 points39 points  (8 children)

        I have my high school diploma with honors, combat veteran, and two college degrees. I still struggle to make a survivable wage.

        [–]fbcmfb 5 points6 points  (4 children)

        Are you maximizing your VA benefits? I worked my butt off ... till I realized I had PTSD. I just had to put in the paperwork for my benefits.

        [–]xlopxone 2 points3 points  (0 children)

        Try halliburton, i've saw some email circulation informing that the corporate department is hiring American vet, assuming you're american.

        [–]homegrowncountryboy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

        My brother is a perfect example of this, he got a associates degree doing something with computers and only making $13 a hour while i was making almost the same as a bouncer. He got tired of the drive and the work and went to work in a plant, he was working maintenance out there something that had nothing to do with his degree. Before he left there he was making something like $25 a hour and they were talking about bringing him in house, if he hadn't left to join the Army he would have been making around $30 a hour easily.

        [–]resorcinarene 1 point2 points  (0 children)

        College degrees in what? College has become an extension of HS and their value has been watered down.

        [–]Caifanes123 3 points4 points  (5 children)

        Job corps teaches you a trade. They have a lot of good ones like electrician, plumbing, etc.

        [–]earmuffins 0 points1 point  (0 children)

        Please say it again!

        [–]barryhakker 23 points24 points  (5 children)

        Ironically I’m from “socialist” Western Europe and we had noooo problem taking out a problematic student and putting him in a class with other problematic students, with teachers properly trained to handle them I might add. It’s worth noting that plenty of those kids bounced back to higher education after getting their shit sorted.


        The issue here in the US is optics and resources. I'll tackle the easier one first.

        Resources: There are programs called "alternative education", most likely not dissimilar from what you're used to, where problem students are sent when they either become too disruptive for the normal school environment (with a mandatory heavy paper trail to justify placement), or when they fall behind due to issues of high truancy caused by problems outside of school (absentee parents leaving them in charge of the majority of household matters to include everything from childcare, adult care, to having to take employment to make ends meet, being a teen parent). Usually when placed in these programs they are being given their last chance.

        However there is a limit to the breadth and number of these programs (which are usually just dedicated "alternative schools"), in that they typically only cover high school, are not available in every school district, if at all, and are not as geographically convenient as a student's home school leading to a need for alternative transportation arrangements. This is just talking about the logistics of getting a student to this resource in the first place.

        Staffing is another challenge. These schools are not easy to recruit for, and they don't have great retention. As you may or may not be aware the US has a very serious teacher shortage, and it is tough to staff regular schools in a lot of areas, let alone a school where it's an upfront fact that teachers will be throwing themselves on a grenade with this particular student body.

        Then there is the other issue with optics.

        The ugly truth is that majority of our underperforming student population is latino and black. This isn't necessarily a dig at differences in race, but it's because there are proportionately more members of those races that are low income than there are of white or asian groups. In fact, the more broad statement is students from low income households have lower academic performance than those from higher income households. There are numerous studies you can find with googling, but the gist of it is that lower income households are less likely to have parents that are present, let alone have a level of education their children can lean on (or the resources to purchase services from someone who does) when not in the school environment, and for latinos this is further exacerbated by the lack of English speakers in the household.

        So where does this tie into optics? Those who are separated from the normal school environment are going to be majority black or latino unless your local population is heavily, heavily white, and has a very large segment of low income families in that white demographic. So people who like to get angry and look for someone or something to blame will rile up others to get angry and say that there is "Discrimination!" because of the mostly brown students getting shipped off and that "The school isn't doing enough!" They can even sometimes even go so far as to demand swapping portions of the student population around schools. This is to send performing students from performing schools to non-performing schools, and vice versa in some dim hope that the performers will "rub off" on the others. Just about every time this has been done it's been shown it doesn't do anything but harm the performers and the performing schools. You probably realize this usually equates to swapping one school's white/asian students with another school's black/latino students.

        So now, rather than ship people (who will most likely be black or latino) off to another location, they are trying to keep them in the same school as long as possible. Sometimes there is an in-house alternative education system in play, a lot of times it's just the admin telling faculty to "suck it up" and put up with the turds until they drop out on their own or get pushed through graduation. This is a big part of why a high school diploma isn't worth crap nowadays and a GED has more weight, because a large number of high school graduates can't even pass the GED test because they are pushed through.

        So while the resource problem isn't necessarily unique to us, although there are some aspects of it that are, our optics issues is a pretty unique issue of American politics.

        My adoptive father was a teacher and school administrator for 30 years, and served as a principal of and alternative education high school, and director of alternative education for our district during his career. This was regular dinner conversation.

        [–]barryhakker 1 point2 points  (3 children)

        Very interesting, thanks for sharing. I didn't mean to make it sound like a jab at the US (although rereading it it does sound like that, apologies for that) and I am aware that you guys are dealing with a whole unique set of problems. Are there any promising politicians that have good ideas about education?


        Not a one.

        The last attempt at "fixing" education was in the Bush Jr era, where the No Child Left Behind act was signed into law. The gist of it was:

        If your state receives federal funding for education, it must administer standardised tests to the student body, and show year over year improvement in order to continue receiving federal funding.

        So several key problems with this:

        • There will never be 100% proficiency of subjects at grade level, full stop. There are a number of reasons for this that I don't necessarily feel like covering right now, but plenty of literature on the subject is out there. To put it simply, 100% proficiency is typically only achieved by gifted students. This law was written as such it was the expectation that all students are to become gifted. This means that high performing schools who are already in the top percentile will be placed at-risk because their YOY improvements will be minimal or nonexistant.

        • As an echo of the above point, this caused an almost complete defunding of gifted education programs as states and schools reallocated all efforts to try to bring up those that dragged the average scores down. This resulted in decreased performance from previously high performers, and an overall dragging down of the performance ceiling that was previously being achieved.

        • Also, fun fact, these requirements of constant progression also applied to disadvantaged and special ed kids, and special ed in the US includes kids who are mentally retarded. Let that sink in.

        • The focus of the program was only "economic" subjects: reading, writing, math. This resulted in a severe drop in coverage of the arts, language, music, and history so that resources could be pointed to the tested subject. You ever wonder why it seems like more and more Americans don't understand these subjects? Because we've had an entire generation go through school (this was enacted in 2001) who have been robbed of the chance to learn these subjects in any real depth.

        • This act is also responsible for the "teaching to the tests" dialogue you may have seen around reddit when people are debating the US public education system. This was the act that caused the mindset.

        There are numerous other things wrong with the act, but I'd suggest going through the wiki page on it. It was a shitshow and got repealed in 2015, to be replaced with a different act, but I've heard through the grapevine that has issues as well.

        The problem with any kind of legislation in the matter of education is the same problem with legislation in most any other complex technical matter: the people who actually work in the field are working in the field, not running for government. So you have a bunch of upper class lawyers trying to design a one-size-fits-all solution to a problem with many different shapes, sizes, and economic disparity. There are advisors (my adoptive father was an advisor for matters of education on the governor's board when he was working), but they typically only have 1 or 2 ears, and they're often getting glossy-eyed stares when explaining why a piece of legislation may or may not work.

        [–]j_tokee 55 points56 points  (1 child)


        This. I feared school because of kids like this.

        [–]CannonFilms 39 points40 points  (0 children)

        The other amazing thing that happens when you get rid of problem students, is that with group dynamics, even the other low level trouble makers kind of fall into line. It can literally be just one student screwing up a class of 25.

        [–]Aussie_Sick_Cunt 18 points19 points  (16 children)

        They're not allowed to remove kids fro the classroom in America? That's fucked up. So they kid can basically do whatever he wants in the classroom and there's nothing the teacher can do?

        [–]CannonFilms 24 points25 points  (7 children)

        Oh the horror stories I've got from my friend who used to teach at a public school in the US (she abandoned ship after about 3 years and went to a private school). She had one student who repeatedly sexually harrassed her in class (14 yo) , including saying that he was going to "fuck her in the ass" and he was never removed. Another time she broke up a fight, and then she was reprimanded for laying her hands on a child while doing so, she also had a student with a psycho mom who said her daughter had some sort of medical condition and that she needed for every sentence on tests, handouts, etc. to be made in a different color or she couldn't read it. And the list goes on, and on, and on. Another fun fact is that some of these inner city schools will go through three or four teachers a year since nobody can stand it. So the students who actually want to learn, really don't stand a chance. And of course on top of that property taxes fund a lot of schools, so low income neighborhoods also have the least resources, the most inexperienced teachers, and the highest dropout rates. No to mention that these kids also probably need more counseling and help considering they're growing up in fucked up situations.

        [–]Wheream_I 8 points9 points  (0 children)

        You know what I just thought about that I think may have an effect too that never crossed my mind? Vocabulary. Children from low income and low education households generally don’t have the largest vocabularies, and may not be familiar with the words used to explain concepts. They could get to English and ask “what the fuck does ‘fallacy’ mean?” Or “The apology of Socrates? Wtf? This doesn’t sound like an apology.” Or get to math and be introduced to SohCahToa and be like “adjacent? Hypotenuse? What the hell do these mean? What the hell is a radius? What’s the difference between radius and diameter?”

        A lack of vocabulary can make learning really freaking hard I think. It can make it even harder if you don’t give a fuck about learning.

        [–]Aussie_Sick_Cunt 3 points4 points  (0 children)

        Absolutely disgusting.



        [–]newbris 0 points1 point  (0 children)


        As an outsider this seems like a bad idea without knowing much about it.

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          [–]Wheream_I 2 points3 points  (0 children)

          Eehhh a lot of it can be blamed on well intentioned legislation that hard incredibly negative unforeseen consequences; namely the “No Child Left Behind” policy.

          That policy has really, really fucked up public schooling.

          [–]FloydZero 1 point2 points  (2 children)

          I've seen students get removed from classrooms temporarily, but that's about it.

          [–]flappyd7 0 points1 point  (1 child)

          They will certainly punish students, but ultimately no student is left behind. After serving detention/suspension they will return.

          [–]Wheream_I 1 point2 points  (0 children)

          Worst well-intentioned policy of all time.

          [–]123instantname 2 points3 points  (0 children)

          Some kids need special tutors. Others need parents.

          [–]StarshipSentinel 3 points4 points  (1 child)

          Damn, it's gonna take a very compassionate and at the same time firm type of person to handle these types of kids.

          But what do you do with the ones that simply cannot be taught?

          [–]outtathesky_fellapie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

          Chemically castrate them and their siblings and bill their parents.

          [–]Spritesopink 4 points5 points  (0 children)

          Lol this reminds me of when I got yelled at in 5th grade for reading ahead of the class during in-class reading time where the teacher picks on one student at a time to read out loud because I got fed up with being forced to go along with little mayweather jr.’s pre-k 10 words-a-minute reading level.

          [–]uluscum 3 points4 points  (0 children)

          USA CS students just crushed Russian and Chinese students in a computer science competitive. The sample size was 1000s. Those that can learntocode do learntocode. USA owns the global stage.

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          [–]Living-Day-By-Day 0 points1 point  (0 children)

          100% 16 here and in hs

          It’s not fair that our school is shit bc they are appeasing higher ups by making things easier and giving freebies while also having shitty teachers. Hell the school needs a remodel too yet they built a new state of the art indoor gym, field, tennis court, etc.

          Everything has slowly being changing but it’s all for the next generation and even then we aren’t getting grandfathered in but fucked over in the ass

          In all honesty I miss some of my years where we had a 4-5 people and the biggest class in the whole school to our selves. We all did are work and we all had fun. The people who didn’t do their work or weren’t as fast learners as others didn’t slow us down from our education.

          [–]Nelo92 86 points87 points  (0 children)

          And the way he reacted with a smirk and the rest of the class just laughing, u know he did some stupid shit lol

          [–]Cheeseypoofs123 4 points5 points  (1 child)

          Probably an inner city school, lets be real here.

          [–]R_C_Collins 40 points41 points  (20 children)

          [–]dpwtr 107 points108 points  (18 children)

          Not sure why the racial descriptions were needed for this one.

          [–]FunkyDelmo 39 points40 points  (4 children)

          Cause America is utterly obsessed with race and there’s a racial angle for every event.

          [–]RockytheHiker 7 points8 points  (1 child)

          Media* normal people dgaf

          [–]Cyhawkboy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

          University academics are big on it too.

          [–]68686987698 23 points24 points  (9 children)

          From Wikipedia: One study found that African-American students were more likely than either white or Hispanic students to be physically punished, by 2.5 times and 6.5 times respectively.[38]

          Lots of reasons that could be, but that's why corporal punishment in schools is often seen through the lens of race.

          [–]resorcinarene 5 points6 points  (1 child)

          I don't understand the proportions on corporal punishment. Are black kids 2.5x more likely to be punished than white kids and 6.5x more likely to be punished than Hispanic kids? Or are white kids and Hispanic kids switched? Because as it's stated, Hispanics are punished less. This contradicts racial disparity and signals black disparity, which carries other questions and implications.

          [–]68686987698 5 points6 points  (0 children)

          Hispanics are statistically less likely than whites to be subject to corporal punishment. In my other comment on this thread below, I mentioned some reasons I suspect this is, relating to the racial distribution in states where corporal punishment is carried out.

          However, what I'd disagree with is that just because it's only one race that shows dramatically higher than baseline doesn't mean it's not racial. Blacks and Hispanics have radically different histories in the areas that corporal punishment is practiced in.

          [–]UberKritz 0 points1 point  (0 children)


          [–]theofficialuser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

          The thing about that study was it includes black teachers punishing black kids as well, not just white teachers. In no way was it concluded to be racial, rather the environment the kids were in.

          [–]DatGuy45 1 point2 points  (0 children)

          Gets clicks.

          [–]Hay94 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

          Because it's 2019 and people love to be the victim

          [–]BigbyBaner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

          Cause News

          [–]filthycasual908 68 points69 points  (0 children)

          wHy YoU dId ThAt????????

          [–]69RumpelForeskin69 37 points38 points  (13 children)

          I know this is off topic but the American education system is fucking stupid. Standardized testing is stupid, classroom settings are stupid, either your parents are rich and can afford private school and tutoring or you deal with shitty public school. Students should have a desire to learn, nvm. I was going to go on a big rant but what’s the point.

          [–]TheBiggestNose 9 points10 points  (2 children)

          Schools in England are basically the same (minus the money part) The whole education system is fucked and doesn't work. It the reason why suicide and crime rates aren't improving and why some many people feel completly screwed over by life

          [–]mocky747 4 points5 points  (0 children)

          Idk how to add to this other than saying I agree completely with both of you and that the school system really wronged me. When people say this, a lot of folks think they are being overdramatic and placing blame on everyone but themselves. It isn't true. Our education systems is pretty wack right now, regardless of where/who you are. I just wish they could've hooked me up with some therapy coupons after I got out. :)


          Very true. As a Brit I have seen yearly, meaningless changes to GCSE and A-level specifications whereas the actual problems in classrooms have had zero changes.
          As a future parent I absolutely will either be private schooling or home schooling. Damn, public school can be damaging psychologically speaking to kids form what I've seen.

          [–]_ellie-phant 3 points4 points  (0 children)

          this is....incredibly wrong. there are private schools that do not teach their students anything in preparation for college so they aren't ready for it, and public schools that are great and vice versa...if your parents are rich and pay for a private school, you may get better food and are surrounded by other kids whose parents are in a higher class, but money does not = better education here.

          [–]buttershin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

          I agree with you that in general our education system makes no sense. As a previous comment said, we shouldn't be forcing kids to sit down so much and instead have more time to run around and be kids. But studies have shown that public schools have around the same amount of success as private schools. The reason being is that many private schools are really shitty, and being private doesnt mean they have better education. The outlier being the hella expensive one that are made only for rich white kids. Also there is no standard for teachers in private schools, you don't need a degree to teach there.

          [–]69RumpelForeskin69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

          Ok this is getting a lot of downvotes. I was just pointing out my opinion. I am more than open to hearing other people just don’t be hateful. For me at least, school is a waste of time. Statistically you use less than 15% of what you learn in high school in life, and even less in your job. I am hoping to go into the film industry, so why am I not allowed to have a class schedule tailored for that specific area? I understand having basic knowledge of English, math, history, etc, but why the fuck would I need to know logarithms when I’m setting up lights on a light grid. You see my point, and I see yours. I’m just saying it’s a bit unnecessary

          [–]Shooshookle 197 points198 points  (60 children)

          Damn lady, if you can’t control yourself around a kid then don’t teach

          [–]TheElusiveWillinator 157 points158 points  (49 children)

          I'm sure this video ended that for her.

          [–]spidermonkey12345 11 points12 points  (2 children)

          Bruh, you know this outburst has been building for years if not decades.

          [–]boringgirls 32 points33 points  (2 children)

          But we should arm our teachers...right...

          [–]IsaRat8989 20 points21 points  (5 children)

          Please tell me she got fired...

          [–]eldritch67 17 points18 points  (2 children)

          That’s a paddling!

          [–]SourGrrrl 2 points3 points  (1 child)

          Paddlin’ the school canoe?

          [–]Smacky_Da_Frog 4 points5 points  (0 children)

          You'd better believe that's a paddlin'.

          [–]sagittariums 33 points34 points  (0 children)

          She thinks that assaulting kids in a classroom setting is going to help them graduate?

          [–]kelesarasa 4 points5 points  (0 children)

          everyone’s on here talking about teachers in the US not being about to remove disruptive students from the classroom, but I went to public school in arizona and the teachers have always been able to kick kids out and send them to the office, just for so much as talking or being a minute late

          [–]loquedijoella 3 points4 points  (0 children)

          The sad thing is, that may not even be the worst assault he had at the hands of an adult that day.

          A lot of people think video games and movies make kids violent. This kind of shit made me angry and violent as a teen.

          [–]murf-a-lurf 51 points52 points  (9 children)

          As a teacher myself, I just can’t understand how this can happen. Hopefully that lady never sees the inside of a classroom again.

          [–]earned_potential 68 points69 points  (3 children)

          As a non-teacher who isn't fond of kids, I can totally understand how this happens.

          [–]FunkyDelmo 31 points32 points  (4 children)

          As a teacher, this is my daily fantasy. I hope she wins teacher of the year.

          [–]inciteful17 2 points3 points  (0 children)

          You should be proud.

          [–]CassieIsDiddysBeard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

          Get a new job


          What the fuck are these comments? That lady needs to go to jail......

          [–]thugangsta 8 points9 points  (1 child)

          Its because he's black so people can sympathise too much, if he was white the people here would be much more sympathetic. Racial prejudice.

          [–]CubbyChutch 2 points3 points  (0 children)

          Annnnnnd she’s fired

          [–]alicebay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

          Is that a Karen?

          [–]watergo 2 points3 points  (1 child)

          Whelp, she is fired.

          [–]Apperentim 2 points3 points  (0 children)

          Top ten ways to lose your job

          [–]mattington-bear 2 points3 points  (0 children)

          Murder her family whilst she watches. Then feed them to her.

          [–]The1Shiner 10 points11 points  (1 child)

          Easy to tell who doesn't have kids in this comment section

          [–]liarandathief 11 points12 points  (0 children)

          Time to find a new job. You couldn't see the signs yourself so now it's time for someone to make that decision for you.

          [–]Parzi_Val 5 points6 points  (0 children)

          And then starts mocking retarded people? As if slapping the shit out of him wasn’t enough to get fired.

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            [–]DiscCovered 11 points12 points  (1 child)

            This whole story sounds like it was written by a teenager.

            [–]spidersilva09 0 points1 point  (0 children)

            There always seems to be a comment with my exact thoughts. Here you are.

            [–]chicaburrita 25 points26 points  (5 children)

            That's assault and she needs to lose her job and be taken to court.

            [–]wombatboo2727 38 points39 points  (20 children)

            Unpopular opinion - at some age, usually mid to late teens an ass whooping can be necessary.

            [–]financialanon 47 points48 points  (1 child)

            It's a great way to teach kids to solve problems with violence.

            [–]Moblin81 25 points26 points  (9 children)

            If you think it’s justified for teachers to assault their students then you shouldn’t mind that kid hitting back.

            [–]wombatboo2727 4 points5 points  (1 child)

            1. Kiddie piddlin is a really weird form of punishment that I don't think anyone would condone. A couple smacks upside the head isnt.
            2. She says "you're stopping them from graduating , you idiot" so.. I can assume this kid is being an ass and she wants these kids to graduate.
            3. Remember when teachers would smack our parents and grandparents with a ruler for screwing around? ... my parents are pretty darn good at math. My brother isnt. Correlation? Maybe...?
            4. To the comment saying this kid is probably going to get it from someone on the street but it shouldn't be a teacher... agreed. But I've seen people get beat on the street and it looks way different than Grandmas frustrated love taps here. Learning when to listen goes a long way.
            5. Im not condoning beating the fuck out of kids for not learning , I'm not a psycho. I'm saying sometimes a little ass whoopin can teach a young man some humility and when it's time to grow up. You spank your kids (not abuse them) when they don't listen or misbehave. You can do the same when they act like children as young adults.

            *Bonus - the way that kid is smiling and laughing afterward leads me to believe he thought it was funny and not terribly painful, he probably doesn't care about that class anyway.


            Yeah but this ain’t the place If the parents don’t do it some random guy on the street will

            A teacher shouldn’t do it

            [–]DylanVincent 1 point2 points  (0 children)

            Perhaps, but by a peer. Not a teacher

            [–]Orsonius2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

            Too bad you are wrong and any psychologist would tell you so

            [–]AnnArchist 3 points4 points  (0 children)

            Shes not equipped to work with kids.

            [–]llWoodsll 1 point2 points  (0 children)

            Bruh we used to get hit with a paddle all the time by teachers just for getting low grades or misbehaving when the teacher told us to stop multiple times.

            [–]riserobotrise 1 point2 points  (0 children)


            [–]IDCFFSGTFO 1 point2 points  (0 children)

            Teacher uses slap! It's not very effective.

            [–]IMrPositiveI 1 point2 points  (1 child)

            Can we get an update? Did she get fired?

            If someone did that to my kid, well, I just have to say that it wouldn't be in the teacher's best interest, health wise.

            [–]scarypriest 1 point2 points  (0 children)

            First, you should never hit a kid. Second, when hitting a kid grab the front of their collar and pull it in to you tightly so their head is close to yours. Come up through the space created by your hand and their collar and connect with the base of their jaw. There is a bundle of nerves under the law that will turn their lights out.

            [–]blind_squash 1 point2 points  (0 children)

            I’m a teacher and while I do get frustrated from time to time, I’ve never wanted to smack the shit out of one. Maybe I’m hashtag blessed

            [–]nlinno 1 point2 points  (0 children)

            Considering what teachers were able to do a misbehaving student over 30 years ago with a ruler, hmmmmm this seems pretty soft. I am not condoning hitting, but there has to be some form on consequence when respect from either student and/or adult behavior needs to be addressed and accountability made.

            [–]Ericfyre 5 points6 points  (0 children)

            This is not okay, imagine if it was other way around. Once again humiliation of men is comedy.

            [–]thegreatJLP 9 points10 points  (1 child)

            Who let King Hippo out of the ring and into the classroom?

            [–]DoctorWH0877 1 point2 points  (0 children)


            [–]acendsley 3 points4 points  (6 children)

            I'll kill a bitch for putting hands on my child I'll take care of them.

            [–]123instantname 3 points4 points  (3 children)

            If that was your child you're not a good parent either.

            [–]LadyEmVee 4 points5 points  (0 children)

            What did this child do for this adult to abuse him? Everyone is saying he deserves it. What’s wrong with you people?

            If that was my child, one of two things would happen here 1. My son would stand up and smack her back or 2. He would contact me and I would be at that school smacking the shit out of her.

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              [–]turdfergus11 6 points7 points  (0 children)

              W̵̡̩̼̘̻͖̥̤̌̾̔̑h̵̙͕̟̩̱͉̉y̸̢̢̜͈̝̘̫͉̆͐͆̃̀͛̅̈́̕͠ ̵̡̧̨̱͍͈̤̦̮̓y̴͎͈̥̺̜̯͔͈̍̅́̀̑͆͐͜͝ô̶͉͕̙̞̯̲̖̈́u̶͚͈̜̙̻̝͇̣̯͇̍̈́͛̔̔̈̑ ̷̼̠͖̖͎̐̄͊̌̇d̷̲̳̬̳̣̬̰̙̈́̇̈́̚͜͠i̸̤̩̱͂͑́̂̄͜d̵̡̠̻͓̲̲̙̜̣́̇̾͊͂̆̃̐͜ ̵̨̯͕͎͎̭͕̳̿̾͝t̸̢͙̮͆́͗̌͑͑̓h̴̛̰̘̩̥̪̘̰̀͆͛ä̵̳̦̣̦̳̭̱̣̯́̇̈̅̂͆͗͝͠͝ţ̸͔̼̥̥̬̦̖̗̹̅͋̉̓̅̇͊̆̓͝

              [–]kktu96 2 points3 points  (0 children)

              Any consequences?

              [–]schwatech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

              He probably deserved it but I’m sure that teacher is now jobless

              [–]PixelChew 1 point2 points  (2 children)

              If that were me getting slapped I would have fought back and hit her head

              [–]TheBiggestNose 2 points3 points  (1 child)

              And thats how you get suspended from school. She was way out of line but that kid responded the right way

              [–]PixelChew 1 point2 points  (0 children)

              Worth it

              [–]Erdrick99 1 point2 points  (0 children)

              I woulda got up and grounded her ass. I can’t believe that kid took that shit.

              [–]zamorakia650 1 point2 points  (2 children)

              She's probably been doing that for years. Luckily phone cameras are common now.

              [–]will1035 1 point2 points  (2 children)

              Teach your kids some respects and manners and this teacher would have been able to do her job instead of the parents job

              [–]joyridejo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

              Yeah she needs to go to jail and anger management.

              [–]Lancejelly001 0 points1 point  (0 children)

              this kid sounds like Tom Haverford

              [–]alpacabowlkehd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

              Let oks like she’s about to turn super saiyen there at the end

              [–]pumpkinlocc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

              Could anyone supply a transcript of this?

              [–]Demir01 0 points1 point  (0 children)

              she is representing what every teacher with an annoying student wants to do

              [–]Arnhem_Umbra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

              Reminds me of my 5th grade teacher I was being a little monster so she beat my ass with a wooden ruler man I love that old lady.


              im not surprised she acts like that. you become the average of the 5 people you hang around.

              [–]Ardon00 0 points1 point  (0 children)

              She can't lose her shit for no reason, unless in rare occasions

              [–]chrisking121 0 points1 point  (0 children)

              WhYd u dO tHat