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Old 8th May 2008, 10:14   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Ethics, fundamentalist teachers, and just punishments

^ I don't think you're being stupid. In fact, I agree with you wholeheartedly. There are some people in this profession who are so in love with their own power and authority that they forget how to behave themselves. I doubt that child needed such a severe reprimand but it depends on the circumstance. Many people here become embittered and cynical towards to the whole teaching profession, just make sure you maintain your positive views on children and teaching. They're innocent and forgiving if you're just and fair even if you are reprimanding them for a transgression. But if you abuse them and your authority you'll fall into a pit that difficult to pull yourself out of.
Btw, spiritual agendas = bs. You can have morals and ethics without religious mumbo jumbo.
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