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Friday, August 03, 2007

I gotta get this off my chest. I am sick and tired of teachers and their emotional outbursts. It has come to a point where I really do not wanna care anymore. Whether they do it for valid reasons or not, it does not matter much ok.

Those days when they would storm out of the class, screamed their heads off, make the students write apology letters, cry in class, etc etc. I used to care when all that happened. But that came to a halt when I came across this random teacher's blog who went "ha ha ha..." just because the students from her class were made to write an apology letter each for making her mad.

Making her pissed off was undoubtedly not right. But having sooo much glee out of the punishment set forth for the students are beyond tolerable. In my opinion that is.

Sure the class were probably made up of a whole bunch of cuckoos. Yes justified. But a hundred percent of them? Questionable. There are possibly a handful of them who came to school each day without meaning to cause any problems at all. And they are not spared for, obviously. And in most circumstances, no matter how right you are, you will NEVER be spared.

Trust the monkeys to make a hell load of disruption. And trust me when I say this, for these monkeys will end up getting all chummy with the teachers whom they have previously pissed off. Like there's always been this strange affinity forged by teachers and the rebels (monkeys).

And that teacher went "ha ha ha..." without even taking into concern over the few who have at least made it a point to not screw up their daily routines.

So why should I care anymore? For every outburst is a form charade-playing to get the students in trouble without a care. Practical strategic defense. Very impressive indeed.

I'm pissed and I no longer wanna care. My heart has turned into stone.


Drifted Away @ 10:32 PM