"Petty" Teacher Punishes 10-Year-Old Student Who Called Her "Ma'am"

By Distractify Staff

Jul. Three 2023, Updated 10:26 a.m. ET

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It's back to university time, this means that scholars are meeting the academics they'll be spending all of the with for the first time. 

If their lucky, they're going to meet that life-changing professor who will encourage them and be in their Oscar-winning acceptance speech. Just ask these celebs who credit their careers to that one special teacher. 

Unfortunately, for every three superb academics, there is one petty patty (FYI, we completely made up those statistics). We do not blame lecturers for being petty, particularly when smart phones are taking over their classrooms or when a student is caught with a pretty brilliant cheat sheet. However, one teacher in San Antonio took petty to a complete new degree when she punished her 10-year-old student for using the phrase "ma'am."  

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According to Tamarion's mother, Teretha Wilson, she spotted one thing used to be improper when her son were given off the bus. "I asked him what happened. He said he got in trouble for saying 'yes ma'am,'" she instructed the local news station. He then pulled out a piece of paper where he had written the word 4 times on every line — and required a guardian's signature.

Tamarion explained how his teacher instructed him to jot down the phrase over and over as a result of he kept referring her to as "ma'am" when she asked him not to. Now, in my opinion, we would draw back at being called ma'am however should not the teacher be targeted at the student breathing in glue in the corner reasonably than this boy with some high quality Texas manners? 

And it will get worst. The teacher reportedly threatened to toss stuff at the student "if she had something." Unbeknownst to the teacher, Tamarion used to be previously hospitalized for seizure-related job, one thing that leads to reminiscence loss and hallucinations. 

His father McArthur Bryant printed he was shocked his son was punished for one thing he was once taught to do as a sign of recognize for his elders. "At the end of the day as a father, to feel kind of responsible for that... knowing that I have been raising him and doing the best that I can, it's not acceptable," he added.

Tamarion's oldsters ultimately met with the teacher and major and had their son moved to a different school room. "It wasn't right. It wasn't professional," Teretha added. "As a teacher, it wasn't appropriate. And I asked her why she thought it was okay to do that." The faculty launched a brief remark following the incident, writing, "This is a personnel matter which has been handled appropriately by the K-7 principal."

If it makes Tamarion really feel a little better, he isn't on my own on the subject of academics who p----- o-- not just one student, but every so often all the class. The scholars of reddit shared their schooling horror tales, and academics should take notes.

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He wouldn’t let the category pass until everyone rolled some dice and if you got six on any of the 2 it's essential depart. I got such a lot of tardy slips and phone houses as a result of him.

-@SlippySquid99

Headteacher of my high school attempted to expel me for having an epileptic seizure in entrance of him. Said I was a danger and distraction to others pupils and was disrupting his faculty.I ended up being saved out of school for two months while my oldsters fought my case. In that point virtually all of the rest of the instructing body of workers, who were livid with this determination, saved me supplied with work and even one to 1 tutoring when needed.This was once in a rural space the place the next nearest college was 40 miles away so we had no other college selection.

-@grootisgod

Our French teacher held a five-minute detention for the entire elegance because we waited outside the study room for her to allow us to in. You know, like polite kids do.She claimed we were "wasting her time" and sent a detention note house to all of the parents.Better still, on results day she mentioned "Wow, I didn't expect you to get an A"

-@mjennings061

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My cousin had a teacher who would put telephones on a operating Bunsen burner if you happen to used them all the way through magnificence. He used to be let cross after that yr.

-@MisterCBax

When I was 10 I had a teacher who hated our complete magnificence. I had a dentist appointment someday and got into elegance at 11am, our damage time was once 11:15-11:30. Apparently for the first 2 hours of the day our magnificence was once so bad that everybody needed to be saved within right through damage. I no longer being there for the first two hours was once allowed out that means I was the one child in the playground from my class that ruin time... It used to be probably the most powerful yet loneliest feeling.

—@SampVevo

In 3rd grade my teacher didn’t let a child go to the nurse as his complained his head in point of fact harm as a result of “everyone used to be in bother." It turned [out] to be a concussion.Not entirely related but I needed to put it out there.

—@0B1_KEN0B1

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My teacher would walk to the back of the classroom while talking to the class. This would make us turn to listen to her until she screamed at us to face forward.

-@McCrazyTrain

She didn’t believe in field trips because she said that kids would have too much fun and “learning isn’t supposed to be fun.” However, the entire grade would take the trip so she was required to take us. So she would make us all sit in a common area of the zoo, museum, etc., and she would hold classroom lessons. It was so upsetting to hear about all the cool things the other kids got to see while we had “class.”

-@gouwbadgers

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Turned off the AC to punish the people passing notes.

-@blevok

Why can't all teachers be like Mr. Tucker? 

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