A teacher at my child's school, known for their passive aggressive attitude (and boring lessons-relevant) made a comment to the class and said " you're not in a concentration camp" aibu to think this is inappropriate?
Apparently the class were unenthusiastic and unresponsive (and probably bored) to the way the lesson was being delivered so the teacher tried to, well not quite sure what they were trying to get the class to do by saying what they did as all they got back were confused looks and whispers.
My child wasn't the only one to say, after the class had dispersed, they felt it an inappropriate comment.
Ironically the class have been studying the Holocaust in a different subject class so are well aware of what a concentration camp was, hence the startled looks from some of the children and hushed comments.
Should something be said to the school or view it as a faux pas by a teacher who really should engage their brain before they open their mouth?
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Teachers comment about 'concentration camp' (secondary school)
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JacobsAngel · 19/01/2018 23:34
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