Meet our 47-year-old high school math teacher, a lone wolf in a sea of female colleagues. He’s a stickler for rules, a trait inherited from his lineage of academic stalwarts. But when his strict policies clashed with a group of students who played hooky on midterm day, the drama unfolded in ways he hadn’t anticipated. Let’s dive into this rollercoaster of a tale.
The Lone Wolf Teacher
The Classroom, Not a Babysitting Service
The Ironclad Syllabus
The Absenteeism Policy
The Midterm Test Day
The ‘Sick’ Students
The Amusement Park Scandal
The Evidence
The Fallout ️
The Teacher’s Dilemma
Standing His Ground
The Lone Wolf Teacher’s Stand: Justified or Too Harsh?
Our lone wolf teacher’s strict rules and no-nonsense approach to absenteeism led to a whirlwind of drama, as a group of ‘sick’ students were caught red-handed enjoying a day at the amusement park during midterms. The teacher’s decision to fail these students has caused a stir among the school staff, with some accusing him of being too hard. But he stands firm, believing that his policies are clear and fair, preparing students for the real world. As the debate rages on, let’s see what the internet has to say about this situation…
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“YTA My college professors NEVER f**king STALKED me online! YOU aren’t the one who decides if the absence is VALID or not! You’re a TEACHER not the PARENT NOR AN ADMINISTRATOR: STAY IN YOUR LANE! In my state students get 10 days that don’t need a doctors note to be absence. Regardless of what you’re doing that day. If your district has the same policy I hope those parents come for you. It’s a test in high school: In the grand view of things, your test is not important & not sorry if that hurts your ego. Are these students minors? If so, as a parent I wouldn’t like a grown man recording images of minors on the internet. I thought teachers were busy??” – A fiery debate over teacher’s online monitoring
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“YTA. Don’t creep on your students’ social media! “
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Last Updated on August 15, 2023 by Diply Social Team
