I misread a topic title on here as 'how much has teasing changed' when it actually said 'how much has teaching changed.'
Anyway, it got me thinking. I've been teaching about 15 years in primary. In that time I have seen teasing change a bit. There is less 'gay' teasing now. I never hear any racial teasing, but I honestly never have done. I don't think racial difference is something primary aged children care about. However I did hear an exchange a year ago which I was shocked by.
One boy said to another 'you're such a Muslim!' Both children white. Not Muslims. I asked what he meant and he said 'he just over-reacts to everything.' I've not heard of any trading like this before, or since actually.
Have you noticed any teasing changes over the years?