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Teachers, why do some teachers like to blame victims of bullies and hate weird kids?
First of all, before i start, I will be a bit humble and admit I understand your job is stressful and so many kids and its difficult. This is not an attack on you, but a few teachers I had I really think were evil.
So if I can admit that, can you hear me out. I have autism and adhd so I have caused trouble non intentoinally and did my best all my life. I hated my self kind of for awhile. Like I would irritate people without realizing it. ANd wonder why they hated me.
But the more i got older the more i realized how to be better, and to not play the victim.
So basically I got bullied alot for just being myself and teachers were kinda hypocrtical and also treating me unfairly. and kids would bully me silently and i woul tell them to stop and they assumed it was me causing trouble. kids would bully me and get at me but it seemed they always assumed it was me.
So now, enough about me, lets talk about what some of you do to other kids.
When a kid is weird you will ignore him being bulied or take the side of the bullies? Why is this?
Why do some treat them unfairly?
How doesthatHelp them grow socially,it only makes them feel unworthyU criticize Emo and Punk kids and scene as troublemakers.and when a girl is bipolar crying bcuz ppl bully her and u teachers arent helping and she has abreakdown, alotofyou assumeShes faking forAttention when a black girl gets in a fight to defend herself or someone else, many times you assume shes being a ghetto bad ***** tryna start fights.
4 Answers
- yLv 71 year ago
It is easier, to walk away, pretend nothing is going on, we see it with parents in their own homes also. Instead of addressing an issue when they see, they grab another glass of wine and pretend they didn't see it. It's the easy way. If one gets involved, it takes time out of their busy day, time to try to get the story, time to notify whomever it is in their systems they are suppose to notify. Then there is the potential of parent meetings, police involvement, endless hours that take away from the teachers time. Almost all schools have a 0 tolerance pollock at this point, few actually enforce it. You ask for the political spin, Emma González and her. He deserved to be ostracized becouse he was different statement. That the media and the left, then backed her up on. That is where the politics play into it, the truth about how the left at least, really feels about bullying. It is OK if I agree with the reasons. If half the country or so feels this way, how can we hope to even come close to 0 tolerance,
- KiethLv 71 year ago
Teachers by themselves cannot do anything, they need the principal or the district office to take action. The problem is that parents never get involved or follow up after they do get involved. My daughter was getting bullied, and I called the school principal and made it short and to the point, get it under control or my lawyers, ( always make it plural) will get it under control. Not one problem since.
