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    PEI-Eltern sagen, dass Mobbing ihre Kinder vom Unterricht fernhält, da die Fehlzeiten weiterhin hoch sind


    PEI-Eltern sagen, dass Mobbing ihre Kinder vom Unterricht fernhält, da die Fehlzeiten weiterhin hoch sind

    https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/article/pei-parents-say-bullying-is-keeping-children-out-of-school-as-absenteeism-remains-high/

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    1. Neglectful_Stranger on

      Maybe be a parent and take your kid to fucking school instead of letting them stay home.

    2. squigglypants1 on

      But home schooling or private school are alternatives, not letting them stay home and play video games all day. Perhaps a re-jig of the system is in order? We should look at the current administration in the schools and have them focus on how to properly handle bullying. Im not a teacher nor an administrator, so take what I say with a grain of salt.

    4. Chevettez06 on

      What ever happened to accountability? If someone was a bully when I went to school, they’d be suspended. If it kept up, they’d be expelled.

      I don’t understand how the system has failed so badly. The victim is missing classes and the bully gets to stay? Oh they’re trying to bring in behaiviour specialists… another way to avoid being held accountable for bad behaviour that does absolutely nothing to address the actual issue.

    5. FromDownBad on

      Google Image Search “MxPx Life In General Album Cover” to see 90s high school for many. The more things change, the more they stay the same lol It just isn’t safe for teachers as well now.

    6. Shamscam on

      This is the type of thing that makes me think the social media ban is a good thing. Unfortunately parents can’t be trusted to raise their kids.

      I’ve been thinking about how I want implement things to my kids as they grow up, and social media even as much as YouTube I don’t think I want to impede on my children’s growth.

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