Sick of Dds teacher

Saying a blanket statment ' I don't like teachers' is bizarre, but what I've learnt from MN is some people seem to be and its usually waste of time trying to unpick it

@doublexegg I assume a certain level of intelligence and saying

I don't like teachers

Doesn't meet it

I also challenge the

I don't like cyclists

What would you suggest would replace teachers, that you would like?,

👏👏I think the whole thing is silly ive read much worse on here and this is the post that gets to people Huuummmm.

@doublexegg I've not paid for premium.... I've now taken the time to read that lots of people think your comment was ridiculous....

I don't like cheese .... so it means I don't like any cheese, surely?

But I think you're being really silly now....

But you won't listen to that, all the posters saying you're being ridiculous are correct!

Well its become abit of a joke now.

this Makes no sense whatsoever.
If you can’t respond to a simple analogy, there’s no hope really, is there?

Oh com on i dont like brad pit but i do like some of his films.

Nobody is saying everybody has to like teachers. They are saying that to state that you don’t like any of them is a bit weird. Which it is.

Sorry but do you have a potato problem.

Probably but it's quite common . Think of traffic wardens. Health visitors. I'm sure there are others.

Although it tends to be people who don't work who are most critical of other people. Once you have worked in a customer facing role yourself you tend to have a much better understanding of the challenges involved.

I worked for a while with unemployed clients who received for free a service other people had to pay market rate for. The ones getting it for free were the ones demanding service at all hours with absolutely no understanding of why it wasn't possible to do exactly what they wanted. The paying clients usually said thank you even if they rolled their eyes at the cost.

I hope theres a lot of teachers we have a lot of schools.

If I say I don’t like potatoes do you infer that I don’t like some sorts of potato? Some individual potatoes? Or all potatoes?

just getting silly now.

Read all the other quotes you will have your answer.

You don't like any teachers?

None of them?

It doesn’t matter if the teacher isn’t actually shouting, she’s making at least two children cry because of her teaching style, so something isn’t right. They’re 5 years old ffs. I’d go to the head teacher and make sure it’s properly addressed.

Well, personally, I think it denotes a limited mindset to claim not to "like" people on the basis of their job.

Have you heard the teacher shout op ?

‘I don’t like teachers’ there’s quite a lot of us you know @doublexegg

"got out of her eventually" is the reason I put Yabu. If you keep interrogating a child they will keep giving answers until they give you one you accept.

Have you considered that maybe you’re the problem @doublexegg ?

I never suggested you do.

But I was wondering if dd said it's because her name is in the wrong place if she knew where she was meant to do it but wasn't.

Plus the question is if it's impatience or shouting. I don't agree with shouting at a child but am not against showing impatience when they haven't listened and followed an instruction.

The bit that jumps out at me is that after you spoke to the teacher things appeared to get better for a while and have now declined again. That suggests to me that after being spoken to, the teacher toned it down a bit and was more considered in her manner, but it's slipped now and her previous style has crept back in. Certainly something changed after that conversation you had with the teacher to improve the situation for a while, which does tend to support what your child is saying. Your child was miserable going to school... you had a word... things got better and I assume your child was quite happy going to school during that time when things were better, but now your child is dreading going to school again.

Well, don't drip feed, say where you are in the opening post!

If you are in France as others have suggested , then she better get use to putting her name in the right place! She has years to come of being harassed by teachers about where she wrote the date, her name, what colour she used, did she underline the title, how many pages her workbook has,...

More seriously, I don't think anyone else has suggested to actually help your daughter with the task if that's what is causing the issue with the teacher? If you want her to stay in that school, she might need to just get on with it. It's not the last time she will have teachers she doesn't like.
If it's France, then they would usually be asked to write their name in the margin, or "two squares down, 5 squares to the right" type of instructions.

The only other option I can think off is to ask for her to move to another classe if there is one available, but that's quite hard to achieve.