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Are all the students and parents a problem? Could there be a way to get non-disruptive students and their parents to fight against the disruptive ones? The teac
by izzydata 3y ago
Are all the students and parents a problem? Could there be a way to get non-disruptive students and their parents to fight against the disruptive ones? The teachers might not be able to do much because their job is on the line, but if enough parents who are equal customers get upset that their kids aren't getting the education they are paying for it seems like they could force the minority of disruptive students to fall in line.
- The_Colonel 3y agoThat seems like a very complex scheme. The parents get only second hand information from their kids who quite possibly can't evaluate the situation correctly and often don't mind it (they themselves don't care that much about education, the disruptor is a cool kid) etc. It's also not clear how they would fight it, like vote to reprimand the disruptor / their parents?
- DenisM 3y agoPerhaps make video recordings of classrooms? There could be some privacy issues, but an escrow process could help, plus classroom should not afford expectation of privacy.