I ask this question for my friend, as I don't really know the answer. First, to put it in the context, my friend's child is in Year 1 at a school which is not the first choice (for my friend). So she is often anxious on whether the school is good or not.
Yesterday, there was this story. As you know, for the PE session, the children would change clothes. After the PE session, the child changed back into his uniform, but he did not put his jumper on. Instead, he just placed the jumper into his bag. When the child came home, he got a cold, although it should be noted that he still got his coat on.
My friend was wondering whether in a better school, a teacher would ask the child to put his jumper on, with the coat on later, before he left the class.
Do you think a better teacher would do so, or is my friend too sensitive?
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Would a good teacher ask the child to put his jumper on?
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Fiona2011231 · 03/12/2014 19:53
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