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Megan Cockrum
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Joined: Mon Jan 19, 2009 2:49 pm Posts: 27
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I felt like some of the questions that Dr. Turner asked us in class today were harder to answer than I thought they were going to be. I feel that it is difficult to say what you would do because in a lot of those situations I would probably react differently than I think I would now. Some of the situations were easier to make a decision about but some of them were a little out there and hard for me to imagine might happen in elementary school, which is my major. I did think the discussion was interesting and the situations certainly made me think about how I would handle it.
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taryn
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Joined: Mon Jan 19, 2009 11:38 pm Posts: 22
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I agree that your reactions are going to vary according to what situation you're in. One situation in particular jumps out in my mind: the one pertaining to the 10th grade boy who was wearing heavy makeup. First of all, unless there is a large distraction because of his wearing makeup, then nothing needs to be done. As long as he is not breaking the school dress code, then you have no grounds to rebuke him. If, however, he is being bullied by other children BECAUSE he is wearing makeup, then the bullying kids need to be disciplined, not the child that is the target of bullying.
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