Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
[quote]Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:
[b]Readme:
( Bear in mind that the student did not distrupt the lesson )Edit:
More details can PM me, cant state too much info
The whole crux on the matter could simply be that the student THINK
he did not disrupt the lesson.
I think as long as the teacher is still in the class, I would never
enter the classroom and wait without asking for permission FIRST.
That is basic courtesy.
i think the teacher over-reacted in a very out of control manner.
But the whole incident could have been avoided to begin with if
courtesy had been practised.
[/b]
ACtually the lesson has ended, they are preparing to go out, i
agree on the courtesy part, i also think that the teacher
overreacted abit. Since both of the parties are in a bad mood, they
should apologise to each other
After that, the HOD came in and said that the student must
apologise first. i think that is fine, but the student may think
the teacher is in the wrong as:
the teacher came in most of the time when we are leaving and asked
us to "get out get out!", so that part is also not veri well done
by the teacher.
The teacher is not showing much respect. So from my point of view,
so for his own first piority, he is not exercising care for
others.
From the other thread i can see that there are many bad tempered
teachers around.
