Should teachers really dig into students' personal lives?
there are way to many reasons for me to write an artical or rant on teachers coming into the lives of students. i, as a teacher tend to do it myself. rarely, but i do. but as a student, i find it invasive, and often times makes any situation at home worse.
currently, we are doing a 'project' where we go to our parents, and have them write what they view our ideal mate as, then they must turn over the paper and see what we view it. the teacher finds this healthy and it is mandatory we do this.
she does this often, and usually i just throw in into the "never going to be done" assignment pile in my room. (recently i just emptied.) should i do this? or should i confront her and tell her that i'm not able to do these student/parent projects for a reason?
currently, we are doing a 'project' where we go to our parents, and have them write what they view our ideal mate as, then they must turn over the paper and see what we view it. the teacher finds this healthy and it is mandatory we do this.
she does this often, and usually i just throw in into the "never going to be done" assignment pile in my room. (recently i just emptied.) should i do this? or should i confront her and tell her that i'm not able to do these student/parent projects for a reason?
Replies
Tell her you aren\'t able to. There\'s no reason for a teacher to force a student to do anything like that. She doesn\'t need to know a reason but it\'s not always healthy. Ask her if there\'s something you could do instead. If she says no, take the bad grade. Or hell, go to the administration. Someone in the school will back you up.
thanks. she gave me something more...personal to write about but i found it much easier than waiting.