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writes:Should I report my violent teacher?He throws stuff at kids,slams desks,gets angry very easily and shouts alot.But he has never actually hit anyone.He has a reputation for being violent,swearing in school and even drinking(although that could be a rumour)Do you think he should be reported?
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reader, anonymous, writes (28 August 2007): If it makes you feel scared, threatened or highly uncomfortable then maybe you could speak to someone confidentially who could have a word with them to monitor it - you don't need to be singled out. When I was at school I had similar teachers who were agressive and I witnessed one actually physically fighting with a pupil. This affects me even now and I would hate my child to be a part of that scene at school or college so if there is intimidation in the classroom I would say tell someone as it verges on bullying! It is not right that young people like yourselves are forced to be a part of this - there are different ways of enforcing 'discipline' or boundaries etc etc. Demonstrating aggression is simply teaching aggression. You know what feels right and wrong - trust yourself - you have the right to speak up - do it calmly and professionally to a trustworthy adult at the school / college.
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reader, crazyone  +, writes (27 August 2007):
 You should really report him because sooner or later he might hit some one.PLus he shouldn't be doing that to his students anyways.Need anything elese just message me. :)I hope I helped.
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