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Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:25 am
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Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2012 8:44 am
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Well, it certainly wasn't right for your cousin to scold you in front of students, as she should know better being a teacher herself. However, as to being fired for being late two times in regards to being a teacher, while she might have been exaggerating to make a point, it really depends on what it says within her teaching contract about punctuality and professionalism. It's really not smiled upon in any profession to be late unless there is a good reason and the person called ahead. Even in some professions that is still not good in their eyes. As for teaching, the students are expected to be in class on time and if not are marked tardy. In some places, if they get a certain amount of tardies (could be as little as two or as much as eight or more), it is considered an absence. In some schools the students might even get in school suspension or detention for tardies. It just really depends on the school and administration.
For your problem at hand, I would speak to your cousin outside of the volunteer place. Once you have both calmed down, of course, smile . Talk to her about what she is feeling and how what she did made you feel. I don't know your cousin, but I can't imagine she meant to hurt your feelings. Let her know that you would like to come back and help her again and that you need to know the full schedule, as much as she knows it, ahead of time and her expectations or the location's expectations of the teachers/helpers. 3nodding
Hope that helps, lovey. emotion_hug
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Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2012 9:31 pm
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damecharlie Well, it certainly wasn't right for your cousin to scold you in front of students, as she should know better being a teacher herself. However, as to being fired for being late two times in regards to being a teacher, while she might have been exaggerating to make a point, it really depends on what it says within her teaching contract about punctuality and professionalism. It's really not smiled upon in any profession to be late unless there is a good reason and the person called ahead. Even in some professions that is still not good in their eyes. As for teaching, the students are expected to be in class on time and if not are marked tardy. In some places, if they get a certain amount of tardies (could be as little as two or as much as eight or more), it is considered an absence. In some schools the students might even get in school suspension or detention for tardies. It just really depends on the school and administration.
For your problem at hand, I would speak to your cousin outside of the volunteer place. Once you have both calmed down, of course, smile . Talk to her about what she is feeling and how what she did made you feel. I don't know your cousin, but I can't imagine she meant to hurt your feelings. Let her know that you would like to come back and help her again and that you need to know the full schedule, as much as she knows it, ahead of time and her expectations or the location's expectations of the teachers/helpers. 3nodding
Hope that helps, lovey. emotion_hug
emotion_hug Thanks you Dame. I'll try and talk to her outside that place. Unfortunatelly she is like that all the time. She'll do that reguardless if you're family or not.
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