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I am going to speculate that it is incredibly unlikely that those 12 year old are going to grow up to be well behaved adults. I'm also going to speculate that t
by notyourday 9y ago
I am going to speculate that it is incredibly unlikely that those 12 year old are going to grow up to be well behaved adults. I'm also going to speculate that the vast majority of those twelve year olds do not telegraph their wickedness to anyone in their life or their social circles - parents, teachers, relatives, etc because for last several decades US adult population has been playing ostrich pretending that the disgusting behavior of junior is only a problem for the juniors of those unwashed masses from the redneck South and cannot possibly ever come from the home of the NPR listening, PBS supporting, women's march going family.
- Slansitartop 9y ago> it is incredibly unlikely that those 12 year old are going to grow up to be well behaved adults I'm glad you're very unlikely to work in any kind of K-12 educational setting, given how eagerly you write kids off.
- heartles 9y agoWhile I think the other commenter on this post stated their point unhelpfully rudely, I agree that I think you're writing the child off too quickly. I'd imagine that giving up on a kid at this stage would only make it less likely that they realize how terrible they are being. Even if adults don't know that a kid is being shitty, they can still lead by example towards a happier outcome