Also a toilet full of shite but no toilet paper.People who have a good shit and don't flush!!! I went into a PRET today, needed a piss
so I headed into a cubicle only to view a pan full of shit.
I just don't answer the door 🫣Anyone turning up unannounced annoys me beyond belief
Mr moons mum does this, and she lets herself in too. She also rearranges my cupboards and no matter how many times he tells her not to, she still does it. Seems to think she can do whatever she wants because she birthed him.When your partners mum turns up unannounced and then has the cheek to say "well who was you expecting then" when you act shocked at the door![]()
This is annoying. It’s happened in my family too. People saying really sweet things in the eulogy that bear no resemblance to the person’s behaviour.When people die they suddenly become good people ??
My mum's uncle died today, and it's all he was such a nice person etc etc when we were kids he used to play with us and take us out
When I was a kid he use to relentlessly tease me about my weight to the point of bullying I don't he think was a particularly nice person I haven't had anything to do with him in my adulthood apart from seeing him at family wedding etc
I am actually quite annoyed at my mum as a few years ago she said herself he wasn't that nice a person and he was always trying to get them in to trouble with their mum by tittle tatting about (them their mum was very strict)
Now it's all about what a nice person he was wtf I have had to bite my tongue a fair bit but it really has annoyed me I know you shouldn't speak I'll of the dead but you don't have to embellish the truth either![]()
I hate this gentle approach, yes pupils need to understand what they’ve done wrong but there does need to be a consequence in place or they’ll just keep doing it. It’ll be a shock when they’re in the real world.Sorry for the late reply but I think the fact parents are so desperate to be their kids friends means they let them get away with anything at home and that means in school and anywhere else they go they continue to disrespect adults and rarely face consequences.
The school I’m currently on placement at follows a positive framing approach which basically means unless a child does something really bad like hurt someone, they never actually face any consequences. Which makes teaching incredibly hard as when you have kids constantly messing around or talking during lessons the only thing you can do I point out children who are following the expectations in the hopes they get the hint- which they never do! The thing I find the worst is when I’ve repeatedly asked the class to stop talk and listen and there are still children talking- even though they know I can see them so just don’t care that they’re ignoring me and disrupting the lesson.
I understand why schools and parents want to take a gentle approach to behaviour management as if we too the opposite approach children would only follow rules out of fear. However, I did think we should be teaching them that if they don’t follow the rules and show respect there are consequences because once they’re in the real world none’s going to gently remind them not to do these things.
Amen. loads of the parents can’t control their own kids (one pupil last week told his granny to F off in front of loads of teachers) so teachers have little hope with some of themChildren need to learn that all behaviour has a consequence wether it be positive or negative.
Gentle approaches don’t work in all situations and behaviour simply escalates.
Iv stood at the school gates and some of the vile stuff parents say about teachers riles me up. They are basically teaching their children not to have any respect for authority and that they don’t need to be disciplined.
My wee one knows that there will be consequences if she doesn’t behave in school. I will always listen to her points but I also know half the time when she has been given into trouble it’s because she is being a little shit and that is not acceptable
Worse is when you send a chatty friendly email and get a plain 'thanks' backWhen you send an email to someone, include the usual hellos and thank yous but keep it to the point. And then in their response they’re like hello, how are you? Hope you’ve had a wonderful weekend. Makes me feel a right miserable prick![]()