Why do teachers get to punish students 4 being late but students aren’t allowed 2 punish teachers for D same.
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Students are late for a variety of reasons.
I only punish students for coming in late when they are ALREADY at school. Students should be at school at least 20 minutes before start-time. Teachers are usually there an hour or two before-hand.
LOL, of course, when I’m late, my students give me hell. We have a rule-we must explain why we are late. Fair enough. Each person is repsonsible for himself.
To answer your question, I don’t think a teacher should be late either, but sometimes it happens for both the teacher and the student. If my students come in late, I try to be consistent and require a late pass. If I am ever late (rarely), I accept their comments and do my punishment (such as, 5 minutes free time at end of class, apology to class).
It’s all in good fun, but I appreciate that my students have the right to call me on my mistakes, too. We’re all human!
I am never late, as a teacher, to my class. I offer early morning tutoring where students can come in 1 or 2 hours early for extra help.
School administration, however, does have authority over teachers and can punish them for being late.
If you had the whip (authority over class), you could punish her.
Since she has the whip (authority…), she can punish you.
Sucks dude, but just take the pill.
You do not.
When you obtain a position of authority in the future, you can abuse the privilege or gain respect from it.