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**2swasseneons** · 06-22-2012, 07:49 PM

Oh, and Re:OP, what surprises me most is the way the kids are being nasty little turds to an adult authority figure. Judging by my brief subbing experience, most middle-schoolers will gladly tear each other apart like starving dingos--without mercy, decency or remorse--but generally still want to be the teacher's friend. In high school it was usually the other way around. Which was why I loved my middle-schoolers. Every other day or so I had to report a child sobbing his eyes out in the bathroom/hallway during class, but they were nice to me.

06-22-2012, 07:49 PM	#17
2swasseneons Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 385 Senior Member	Oh, and Re:OP, what surprises me most is the way the kids are being nasty little turds to an adult authority figure. Judging by my brief subbing experience, most middle-schoolers will gladly tear each other apart like starving dingos--without mercy, decency or remorse--but generally still want to be the teacher's friend. In high school it was usually the other way around. Which was why I loved my middle-schoolers. Every other day or so I had to report a child sobbing his eyes out in the bathroom/hallway during class, but they were nice to me.
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