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By *ndsotobed OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Towcester

I did a BSc Human Biology & Psychology, an MSc in Health Studies.

I taught secondary school science for a short while; then went and got a proper job!

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By *eefandfurMan
4 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Brave man. Takes courage to try to teach, especially now that you aren't allowed to use corporal punishment.

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By *ames canMan
4 weeks ago

monaghan


"Brave man. Takes courage to try to teach, especially now that you aren't allowed to use corporal punishment. "
...assaulting children is illegal ....

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By *eefandfurMan
4 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Brave man. Takes courage to try to teach, especially now that you aren't allowed to use corporal punishment. ...assaulting children is illegal ...."

That would be implied by the phrase "now that you aren't allowed too"

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By *rancd2TV/TS
4 weeks ago

Wolverhampton


"Brave man. Takes courage to try to teach, especially now that you aren't allowed to use corporal punishment. "

The best teachers I have known have never had a need to resort to those measures

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By *evanianMan
4 weeks ago

Gogledd Ddwyrain Cymru


"Brave man. Takes courage to try to teach, especially now that you aren't allowed to use corporal punishment.

The best teachers I have known have never had a need to resort to those measures"

Indeed, order, discipline, law, and respect are essential for a successful and progressive society. Regrettably, some of these fundamentals seem increasingly scarce in this "advanced" age.

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By *amie1402Man
4 weeks ago

Liverpool


"I did a BSc Human Biology & Psychology, an MSc in Health Studies.

I taught secondary school science for a short while; then went and got a proper job!"

Congratulations!

Can’t say I needed to know that though

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By *hristine_JTV/TS
4 weeks ago

Anglesey


"I did a BSc Human Biology & Psychology, an MSc in Health Studies.

I taught secondary school science for a short while; then went and got a proper job!"

MPhys, astro. Later a BSc in computer science, I did a PGCE but decided teaching wasn't for me. I did all that as a mature student

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By *punk loverMan
4 weeks ago

Dunstable

Yes I’m doing a bbc/hrt /fhm science degree in the art of sucking cock

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By *opcock58Man
4 weeks ago

Helston

The best teachers are the one that captivate you. Not the ones who twist your ear or make you stand in the corner with a waste bin over your head! Kids don't know their born these days. They don't even get shouted at. I had a maths teacher who 9 times out of ten could hit you between the eyes with a piece of chalk,and it bloody hurt!

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By *eefandfurMan
4 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"The best teachers are the one that captivate you. Not the ones who twist your ear or make you stand in the corner with a waste bin over your head! Kids don't know their born these days. They don't even get shouted at. I had a maths teacher who 9 times out of ten could hit you between the eyes with a piece of chalk,and it bloody hurt!"

kids don't know they're born. Now, bend over and drop them. I'll fetch my cane.

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By *awihMan
4 weeks ago

Aldershot


"The best teachers are the one that captivate you. Not the ones who twist your ear or make you stand in the corner with a waste bin over your head! Kids don't know their born these days. They don't even get shouted at. I had a maths teacher who 9 times out of ten could hit you between the eyes with a piece of chalk,and it bloody hurt!"

No they are more likely to stab you judging by a lot of reports in the news nowadays. They seem to see things as having no consequences for them because they can just make a false claim about abuse - which is why a lot of teachers have left the profession.

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