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I saw the news Item on Sky News this afternoon, it also showed a clip from the schools CCTV from other times when the child had been a bit disruptive in the classroom. The action taken by the teacher in the earlier clips and the one now making the news with the Police team are absolutely outrageous, I understand the school and the police authorities are both being prosecuted.

Not often I agree with people taking action against the authorities, or seeking to make money out of something blown out of proportion, but this particular case deserves to be prosecuted, I hope the parents win a large sum of compensation too. :angry:

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I fully agree with everything that has been said. HOWEVER, isn't the child's behaviour the fault of the parents in the first place? How on earth can people allow their children to behave like that? The whole world is going mad.

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I fully agree with everything that has been said.  HOWEVER, isn't the child's behaviour the fault of the parents in the first place?  How on earth can people allow their children to behave like that?  The whole world is going mad.

Too right andsome, have you seen that TV show called Angels ?

I think if the teacher and the principle cant handle a 5 year old throwing a tantrum they certainly should not be working with children.

Tantrums are only for attention and she sure got that.

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Teachers are not aloud to do anything when a child is being disruptive

I think that's right, as I remember reading that in some cases if you slap a child who is misbehaving, it can be classed as assault :o

Yeah but i didn`t say slap her, Tantrum is just attention seeking, she was getting attention so she carried on, if the teacher had possibly ignored her and gave the attention to the children who were behaving, the girl would have realised after a while nobody was paying attention to her and she would have joined in with the other kids.

This must have been going on for a while, like andsome says probably at home also, getting her own way with her parents.

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Yeah but i didn`t say slap her, Tantrum is just attention seeking, she was getting attention so she carried on, if the teacher had possibly ignored her and gave the attention to the children who were behaving, the girl would have realised after a while nobody was paying attention to her and she would have joined in with the other kids.

This must have been going on for a while, like andsome says probably at home also, getting her own way with her parents.

I get your drift now and I agree.

If the child is just ignored then hopefully the child will get fed up and give up on the attention seeking.

It's a pity that the teacher didn't do that in this case, as then perhaps the police wouldn't have been called in to the school!

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Yeah but i didn`t say slap her, Tantrum is just attention seeking, she was getting attention so she carried on, if the teacher had possibly ignored her and gave the attention to the children who were behaving, the girl would have realised after a while nobody was paying attention to her and she would have joined in with the other kids.

This must have been going on for a while, like andsome says probably at home also, getting her own way with her parents.

I get your drift now and I agree.

If the child is just ignored then hopefully the child will get fed up and give up on the attention seeking.

It's a pity that the teacher didn't do that in this case, as then perhaps the police wouldn't have been called in to the school!

Yeah, i cant believe it went as far as the police.

Watch that tv show called " Angels " it shows how to sort it.

I was a gymnastics coach for a long while and it used to work well, just ignore the disruptors and give loads of praise to the ones behaving, then they soon join in.

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Yeah, i cant believe it went as far as the police.

Watch that tv show called " Angels " it shows how to sort it.

I was a gymnastics coach for a long while and it used to work well, just ignore the disruptors and give loads of praise to the ones behaving, then they soon join in.

I live in the UK and as far as I know the programme Angels is no longer broadcast!

It was a hospital drama, if this isn't the programme you are on about then I am lost! :unsure:

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Cheers for the link Belatucadrus, I don't watch much TV so that's probably why I didn't know about the programme along with the fact that the word 'little' was missed out!

Sorry about the title being wrong, and thanks for the link Belatucadrus :flowers:

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Perhaps " Parenting " or " domestic skills " should be part of the school curriculum

isn't the child's behaviour the fault of the parents in the first place

It is largely the fault of those blind politicians who, since the second world war, have promulgated the notion that the state would take care of everything (at our expense of course), that many of the last couple of generations of parents have fallen into the trap of believing they have been relieved of their responsibility for everything other than the production of eggs and sperm.

Fortunately there are still pockets of 'olde fashyoned' parent to be found, but the more that things which should be learned in the home are moved into the classroom, the more the society's behavioural problems will grow, (and the less time will there be for teaching the things which should be taught in the classroom).

However we can take heart from Mr. Blair's former pledge of "Education, education, education". Providing he can remember it, along with all his other pledges.

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