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04-02-2009, 03:45 PM | #1 | ||
FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Basically what is up with these guys yea they have a tough job and everything but it is no excuse to be rude to parents. This has happened to me on many occasions and quite frankly I am tired of it. Are others experiencing this or is it just me?
The latest one (today) which worries me because the school year is a whole 3 days old was this : I went to get my daughter from school and was standing outside her portable classroom, she came out with no jumper on so I checked her bag for her jumper - no jumper. So I told her to go back and find it (these are $45 a pop and only available from the school). When her teacher said to her "I am talking to adults wait at the door" she didn't interrupt and wasn't making any noise. I found this extremely rude making me wait for her to check when her checking was not interrupting her conversation in the slightest. It confuses my child when one adult (me) gives her a task and her teacher gives her a contradictory one. Leaving her thinking "who's direction do I follow" I had to tell her to come to the door and wait and that it was OK.
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