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Sleeping with teachers
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Waterloo road was interesting last night, and as always brought up loads of current issues, including sleeping with teachers.
How often do you think this happens, and whose fault is it usually or does it deoend on which is female and which is male?
How often do you think this happens, and whose fault is it usually or does it deoend on which is female and which is male?
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my answer stays the same though, can't say I blame them!
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my answer stays the same though, can't say I blame them!
it's unprofessional and unethical. Part of the essence of teacher-pupil relationships is that the teacher is trusted as an adult in the place of parents (in loco parentis is the legal term).
Moreover with older students it opens the professional to accusations of non-impartiality.
And it goes on all the time. And it didn't stop the career of Chris Woodhead, ex-head of Ofsted, who did a sixth former he taught while maried to another woman and teaching at the school.
Double standards in England? Oh, no, never.
Moreover with older students it opens the professional to accusations of non-impartiality.
And it goes on all the time. And it didn't stop the career of Chris Woodhead, ex-head of Ofsted, who did a sixth former he taught while maried to another woman and teaching at the school.
Double standards in England? Oh, no, never.
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