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Re: What are School Detentions like in High School
Posted by D_ on 5/15/08

    My MIL runs an ISS. She has all sorts of things she does to
    make them miserable. She is really good though. Everywhere I
    have ever taught it is a treat for the kids because they
    pretty much do whatever they want.

    On 5/15/08, Aaron wrote:
    > It depends on the personality of who is running it. Our
    > detention guy keeps the air conditioner on really cold, has
    > them stand up half of the day while they are doing their
    > work, and has them eat lunch before the rest of the student
    > body.
    >
    > Even if detention doen't always do what it is supposed to
    > do, it does have the psychological victory for the teacher
    > and some kind of victory.


 
 
 
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