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Mar 9, 2016
The only possible good that could come from this incident is that the teacher was exposed.
I would not want her teaching my children or even associating with them in public.
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My phone is always in my pocket and there is nothing embarrassing on it. But my point is that the phone is just one example of what a student could get into if they have no respect for the desk being a "teacher area." There may be items belonging to the teacher on or in the desk, such as confidential student information or even money. On ...See More
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