On my first day of teaching, a high school student tried to bully me in class by sneeringly asking me, “Hey, what is your name?” His peers laughed loudly. I said, “Are you the teacher?” He humbly answered, “Sorry, I’m not.” He and the whole class kept quiet, waiting of what I would say next. I wonder if this is a good classroom management, and whether it is ethical. Any insight?
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What's your name?
@ Sunday, 27. May, 2007 – 12:52:59 am
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