Tuesday, February 21, 2006
Most Depressing Post Ever?
The blogger known as NYC Educator writes here about what some of his colleagues in the NYC public schools have been like over the years. Read through the comments to see just how much passion he feels about the extent of the problem. Man...
Meanwhile, another NYC high school teacher who blogs as Chaz, describes the culture of disrespect that exists in his school: Many a time I hear the "N" word being tossed around in my class. Some of the males disrespect the females calling them sexual names or touching then inappropriately. Finally, quite a few females think it's cool to out curse the males and insult them when they see fit.
Meanwhile, another NYC high school teacher who blogs as Chaz, describes the culture of disrespect that exists in his school: Many a time I hear the "N" word being tossed around in my class. Some of the males disrespect the females calling them sexual names or touching then inappropriately. Finally, quite a few females think it's cool to out curse the males and insult them when they see fit.
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