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"educational professionals profess their enthusiasm for "the kids" largely in inverse proportion to their actual experience of being with thirty of them in an enclosed space for most of the day."
Put in the time Shuggy -- put in the time! You'll get there eventually kidda!
"Scotland’s most influential figures in young people’s lives."
Who writes this shite?!! The most influential people in young people's lives are some dopey arsed rapper and some fucking bint in Hollyoakes or the latest prick footballer with a coke habit and a sensuous attachment to roasting.
PS. If you hyphenate "restraining order" does it become one word or something in between one and two words? I couldn't tell you the answer -- me English teachers were all fucking shit.
PPS. You don't see much of Sunny Hundal roond these parts these days -- have I missed something?
Oh, my pupils.
Corr.
Back in 1973 in Moron House, as we called it, those who'd got out of the classroom pronto to 'teach' teachers not only spoke complete balls they did so by handing out prepared material which they then read aloud to us. We put a spoke in this one by following the text with our fingers and moving our lips as they read. Even then, on the threshold of the job, we knew that this was no way to 'communicate' anything and an insult to any audience/class. What a set of tossers they were and, as you've shown, still are.
Back in 1973 in Moron House
I take it that's Moray House? Went to Jargonhall, myself.
I have a PGCE, though for teaching in post-compulsory education. I can safely say that my teacher training could not be surpassed as the worst course imaginable. The only module I attended regularly was the one run by a devoted Tory that was so bad as to be funny, especially as he was gormless enough not to spot that we were taking the piss.
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