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I get it, but it's critical for treachers to understand that insofar as you're executing policies and prodedures that harm children — and I'm not shy about saying that this is much of what teachers are told to do — the parent's responsibility is to their child, not to you.https://twitter.com/Kirsten3531/status/1226448487459573760 …
Ultimately, the teacher is the one assigning the homework, and it's perfectly reasonable for the parent to tell the teacher that he or she is not going to force the child. Everyone may be trying to make the best of the situation, but the children are the ones without leverage.
Frankly, the school system as it is relies on parents to willingly assume the role of an agent of that system. Go through the appropriate channels, but ultimately nobody but you will decide whether or not to yell at your child for not doing nonsense work.https://twitter.com/torriangray/status/1226549105419157504?s=21 …
My broader take here is that if you want me to tell a child to listen to you or that he's the one in the wrong, you better be telling him something worth listening to or rebuking him reasonably, like you would any adult you respect. Otherwise, fuck off.
If the teacher can’t change the policy at the least they can tell the parent who they need to talk to in order to get that policy changed.
And the leverage teachers have tends to amount to walking away from the job.
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