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Re: Tina
Posted by more perspective on 5/15/08
1. Assuming the OP was honest and forthright, there were no charges pressed, therefore no threat of any conviction of a crime. I find it hard to believe that a prosecuting attorney would take this case. I'm not defending what was said, but I am defending a young teacher's right to learn from this blunder and keep their job. If there have never been any similar incidents, then I don't see how this shows a pattern of aggressiveness. 2. Some of you obviously don't understand free speech. It does allow us to express our opinions without being arrested. Since the school district is an agent of state and local government, it does arguably fall under the guise of censoring free speech if it terminates employees for their own private words, especially off of school grounds. This is where I have such a problem with immorality dismissals. We're all educated, intelligent people. Even we can't agree on what's moral, I mean just take a look at this thread. There have been responses arguing that this has to be a joke due to the absurdity of a firing over what was said, all the way to those who have posted that the OP is just short of a scumbag who never deserves to work with kids again. How do you define "immorality" or conduct unbecoming of a teacher, and who should get to make that decision when someone's career is at stake? Just because some of you disagree with my opinion doesn't mean that your right, nor does it mean that I am. Even the appeals courts have widely disagreed over this broad topic.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/10/08, by questioning.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/10/08, by No, you are not.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/10/08, by it makes perfect sense.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/10/08, by Missed it... what did you do? nfm.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/10/08, by Lisa.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/10/08, by questioning.
- Re: I'm not surprised at all, 5/10/08, by If you look at it from their point of view.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/11/08, by Lisa.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/12/08, by justcommonsense.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/12/08, by Lisa.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/12/08, by liar, liar...
- Re: to liar, liar, 5/12/08, by yes, someone could call the police.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/14/08, by Tina.
- Re: Tina, 5/14/08, by another perspective.
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 5/14/08, by Teacherguy.
- Re: This OP didn't just reprimand a child. He threatened to, 5/14/08, by break the child's neck. There is a BIG difference. more.
- Re: This OP didn't just reprimand a child. He threatened to, 5/14/08, by Bob/VA.
- Re: Tina, 5/14/08, by Tina.
- Re: Tina, 5/14/08, by yet more prespective.
- Re: Tina..."free speech????", 5/14/08, by Oh Brother!.
- Re: Tina, 5/14/08, by Tina.
- Re: Tina, 5/15/08, by more perspective.
- Re: perspectives, 5/15/08, by mike.
- Re: Tina, 5/15/08, by You assume "We're all educated intelligent people".
- Re: Update: Am I fit to teach?, 6/11/08, by jd.
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