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My wife is a teacher who believes if her student fails, it's on her. So when our son's work ethic got him underwater, she didn't want him to repeat the grade. We appealed and he was moved up. I believe failure can motivate him, but she believes failure is not an option. When is it okay for a child to fail?
By: Jody Stallings
I saw where a child got a 40-minute detention for taking more than one bottle of water on a 93-degree day, and when asked to put them back he ran off. Most people are saying this is too harsh. Is it?
Here's an article about teachers on TikTok sharing the things they do that their fellow teachers hate. I'm curious how common these things are and how well they work.
My wife is a teacher who believes if her student fails, it’s on her. So when our son’s work ethic got him underwater, she didn’t want him to repeat the grade. We appealed and he was moved up. I believe failure can motivate him, but she believes failure is not an option. When is it okay for a child to fail?
We indulged our child who is now in seventh grade. We're now trying to rectify the situation. What advice would you give?
Here’s an article about teachers on TikTok sharing the things they do that their fellow teachers hate. I’m curious how common these things are and how well they work.
I saw in a viral post that a 10-year teacher resigned her position. Are her issues valid?
We indulged our child who is now in seventh grade. We're now trying to rectify the situation. What advice would you give?
My daughter is getting one digital learning program after another, even though she's in a brick-and-mortar school. The requirements are exhausting, but it hasn't helped her learning. Now I'm hearing one of the programs is being sued. Are these programs hurting kids?
I saw in a viral post that a 10-year teacher resigned her position. Are her issues valid?
