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King-Bulls-Ring said: IN_MY_BOX has brought out a valid point here. The childhood what we lived, enjoyed and grew up is just not there to the present day children. Blame it on progress / modernization / cultural transition or whatever, it is clear that the change is not towards good. I am really saddened to see the present day kids' plights to 'over-achieve', 'super-perform' at studies, combined with the girl-friend/ Boy-friend culture which makes most of them as a psychic, hardly I could see a normal innocent smiling kid around. April 05, '08 |
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IN_MY_BOX said: Who gave the so called teachers the right to man-handle students for whatever may be the reason.?? Im sorry to say parents give the right to the teachers,, Iv heard so many cases of boys and girls being mistreted by so called teacers, not only by way of hiting them, but also sexualy,, But a blind eyes is turned, why becorse parents dont belive there kids and at the same time, are never around to sit and talk to there kids, To much presure is placed on kids to do well, and there seems to be a big game of how many times a teacher comes to teach, the teachers themselfs, are so much in demand that parents are scared to losse them, Our culture teaces us to respect elders, And to this point to our detriment we close our eyes to what is going on in school, No matter how much legislation comes in, only we can change things,parents are to blame for not trusting there kids, and sociaty is to blame for demanding that all our kids end up as pilots/doctors ect, A childhood of love is lost April 05, '08 |
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isidrocks said: gentlemen, i guess we are on this posts writing and reading so that we get updated of things every now n then of the things happening around us..... i dont find any reason to argue among each other of one said and not said..... King's posts is good, so we all need to spread this on our network.... this sould help bring the change in the system..... cheers!!! KB keep it up.. Imran April 04, '08 |
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Nike_123 said: You're right KB sir when u say that teaching profession has becum very commercial n these teachers nowadays just can't care less about students- but yes they love blaming us, and along with that labeling the whole generation arrogant, disrespectful and god knws wht!!! Perhaps they don't realize that respect needs to be earned...Anyway, this instance in particular shows the level of frustration and apathy in our system. But unfortuately out politicians are too busy politicizing games, entertainment and other non issues to intervene in these highlyu relevant ones. The Human Resources ministry just doesn't seem to be getting enough of quotas and other ways of appeasement in professional education sector- as for the primary/ secondary education who cares??? that's too small for us, isn't it?? April 04, '08 |
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akhileshpushpa said: teacher's position is next to mother/father. today's teacher lost all their sanctity, devotion to duty, moral values in public. Actually they are also in progressive mood but failed to make accountability of nation building. April 03, '08 |
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sgsweb said: in those days teaching was a true vocation and teachers got paid in kind.. fruits and vegetables and grain from the fields.. enough tolook after his family. todays teacher wants to go to the pub or see a movie or eat at a 5 star.. TOOOOO MANY DISTRACTIONS.. AND TOTALLY SKEWERED VALUES..!! April 01, '08 |
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King-Bulls-Ring said: CORRECTION: Those days people took up *teaching* profession for pride and previlege they commanded in the soceity. March 29, '08 |
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King-Bulls-Ring said: Gowri, I got your point clear. Yes, "PEANUTS GET MONKEYS". Now, my point is 'teaching' as a profession, has been vested with such a privilege that 'whatever the teachers do are for the good of the students' and for centuries, the profession had lived up to the reputation. No other profession has this kind of responsibility and authority vested upon them especially with regard to children. Those days people took up traching profession for pride and previlege they commanded in the soceity. Nowadays, when such a 'noble' profession gets commercialized, this is what happens. In this particular case, the teacher beat her to death because, 'she refused to join her private tution classes'. My point is, under no circumstances, a teacher should be allowed to beat up a child in any school, regardless whether he is - under-paid / a psychic / ill-treated by his wife or mother-in-law / Indian cricket team crahses out from next world cup prelims. March 29, '08 |
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King-Bulls-Ring said: Hawkeye, Thats what every parent should be doing. Its sad that parents pass their responsiblity to 'discipline' their kids to the school and teachers and that is where such maniac teachers take advantage. March 29, '08 |
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sgsweb said: Aha! Again you do not understand what I am saying here... Being paid poorly gives no- body an excuse to beat up a child...In fact no body is this world has any kind of excuse to beat anybody else.. But like I said.. IF U PAY PEANUTS U WILL GET MONKEYS.. A kind, caring, intelligent person who is genuinely interested in teaching may not be able to take it up as a vocation, as he may have a family to take care of and mouths to feed. So he will go for a job which pays well, even though he is a gifted and natural teacher. On the other hand.. any idiot, who didnt get admission elsewhere, can do his B.Ed. and become a teacher, even if he has no aptitude or love for it As for policemen.. they do vent their anger at you.. by catching you at crossroads for no fault of yours and demanding money!! It's just a different method of doing it, and which hurts just as much! March 29, '08 |
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