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In response to "as I understand it, it is exactly what they are told to do. -- nm" by Beaker

Maybe it is, but this example explains why it's not a good protocol. -- nm

Posted by Roger More (aka rogermore) Jan 20 '16, 08:23

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like I said, no win for him. He does as is suggested he gets fired for not following their rules. *shrug* -- nm - Beaker Jan 20, 08:24 8
- I don't think it's that easy to fire a teacher in the UK. And there's nothing to prevent him from reporting it anyway. - Roger More Jan 20, 08:28 1
  - right, i understand reporting it, but, it was easy enough to find out the truth and report that *with* the other info. -- nm - Andie Jan 20, 08:33
- I think your imagination is running away with you on his this would play out. -- nm - Reagen Jan 20, 08:26 4
  - really? coming from Alberta where they fired a teacher for giving a kid who didn't do a test a ZERO? -- nm - Beaker Jan 20, 08:31 3
    - Wildly misreported.*wildly* - Reagen Jan 20, 08:40 1
      - ahh, interesting. -- nm - Beaker Jan 20, 08:44
    - That's a really dumb rule...but you are fired. -- nm - Beaker Jan 20, 08:32
- You can a) not appear stupid by checking with the kid and b) follow an asinine rule. - Will Hunting Jan 20, 08:26

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