Angry Teachers Smash Students' Cellphones in Class

i think we need stronger hand, you break the rules in my classroom and there are consequences

hahhaahahah i'm still laughing at the little kid and good for the teacher she do what it was right at that moment

no wonder the brothers and sisters in the hood are failing. along with being raised by single mothers no show dads and getting beat up for wanting to improve themselves. a real travesty, understand.

ditto.
She sent a louder message to the rest of the class than he did. Her message got across, his didn't.

Wait.......did l say message ? ooops.

yes we do. too many disrespectful brats running many of the schools now a days

Hmm, vindictive are you, who'd of thunk it?

"So long as we're being juvenile and breaking each others property."

Yeah. A vindictive response to a vindictive action.

Apparently you'd of thunk it, which is pretty funny, considering I've never seen you post on a board I have before.

no wonder youre a failure

It's funny how forgiving people can be when you use anonymity.

What's your excuse?

uhhhh, i dont understand the question

cell phones in class a bigger no no.

soooooooooo? what will you do in this case?

i know right?

we dont know if shes had problems with that loser previously. i rule on the side of the teacher

what do you teach?

English

My history teach used to take calls in college, and i used to think who the fuck is this teacher taking calls when she said i could not.

lit, comp, or esl?

That was my first guess. Every time I'm Infuriated with the content of your comments I can't help but think "Well, he does have excellent diction..."

esl

Indeed

Ha! I'm going to be an esl teacher very soon, lol.

It's a great qualification if you want to travel

as a conservative thinker, it must sometimes be difficult working within the confines of the overly brainwashed, ultra liberal, leftest thinking environment of todays modern university's. i admire your grit crys.

let us know where so we can avoid attending or sending our kids your direction

Thanks. Most of my colleagues are cultural Marxists, hard Multiculturalists and appeasement monkeys. I don't go further than discussing the weather with them.

you are a pro!!!!
lol

most kids wont give it up and wont leave and you cannot kick them out, so....

Why can't they send the kid to the principals office? They can easily kick them out of the room, at least short-term. There are other methods of reprimanding that could have occurred.

i thought she showed great restraint. i would have been tempted to break it over his numb skull

if i were the teacher he would definitely be kicked out, on his sorry ass

no what happened was , she most likely set the rules and he broke them , so that 's the little price you have to pay for breaking the rules

we could use some of those good old fashioned sister tactics in some of todays schools

bystander apathy?

Maybe not in America, but in an Asian country they don't put up with any shit.

leave it to you to see the negative in such a positive and uplifting story and video.

and we shouldnt here. we could use some asian mentors along with their tactics teaching in america

This is a positive and uplifting story? She uses aggression to prove a point... man your view of what's positive is pretty fucked up, but I don't expect much from you anyways.

i myself would have preferred a good spanking on my bare behind. but the cell phone smash is a reasonable alternative. a little violence never hurt anyone. bottling it up inside until one explodes like a little pussy is unhealthy

zap. +^d

cool!

Lol agreed.

Agreed, but the video just looks staged.

Too funny

lol!

Actually that is a sweeping generalization about adults with cell phones. And this is a far cry from jail, the kid is not getting beaten. I think it's funny you compare smashing a cell phone with capital punishment, where people are put to death. Perhaps you meant corporal punishment? The kid was being rude, and there is no excuse for it. I'm guessing that the teacher made her policy clear when the class first started as to what was acceptable and what was not, and this kid deliberately when against her policy. Does that give her a right to smash the phone? Probably not, but does smashing a phone equate to a cold oppressive school setting? um... no. When was the last time you were in a school if I may ask?

Hmm. Don't think you can blame just adults for this one. Cell phone etiquette developed concurrently with the development of cell phones. Since they were accessible to both adults and children simultaneously both generations are to blame.

If I am talking to someone face to face and my phone rings, I let it ring. Answering a phone in the middle of a conversation with someone else is, IMO, rude.

"If I am talking to someone face to face and my phone rings, I let it ring. Answering a phone in the middle of a conversation with someone else is, IMO, rude".

It is. That individual had better be a doctor or a paramedic or "F" em. +^d

kids are beaten up by their peers more often and for less. many schools have to be prison like these days. its no wonder american society is failing

wow, so you are capable of some form of etiquette

So theft and violence is okay because a cultural norm says so?!?

Well bring back slavery then.... geesh...

The fact that she smashed the phone does not prove anything about her political views, and certainly doesn't make her fascist. It does however make her seem a bit loca.

and look at what our children are doing to them. mindless, rude, selfish, self centered, irresponsible brats being raised by parents of the same ilk. no wonder america sucks as bad as it does. we could take a few lessons from less tolerant societies.

young minds need discipline.

So discipline means lashing out with rage and destroying someone's personal property when they disrespect you? I don't get it.

I don't think that any other students will be talking on their cell phones while they're in her class.
He was way more wrong than what she was. Way more.

The idea of a smashed phone should be of no importance. It is just a hunk of replaceable plastic and metals. Think of it this way, if the teacher would have kindly taken the phone how would the student have responded? The situation was certainly approached and left in timely manner with the quick smash of a phone.

Bah. - - -At worst she ends up teaching the kid the meaning of "civil law suit" .

I would love to see anyone "kindly" take someone's phone out of their hand. Someone grabbing something that is yours is usually a pretty offensive gesture. Also, it wouldn't have to end with just taking it. "Hi, this is Mrs. , is a jackass that answers his phone in class, and now it's mine. Bye." Then telling him to see her after class, and warn him if she sees him do anything like that ever again, he's flunked. I think that would get the point across pretty well, wouldn't you?

Of course they won't, but that's not the point. I'm trying to say that it's silly to put maturity on an even keel between a teacher and a student; the teacher should be the one to be looked up to for mature decision-making, not the student. Students are expected to be jackasses and fuck up from time to time (in general, his offense is obviously pretty grievous). I understand teachers are put through a hell of a lot of unnecessary stress due to shitty and disrespectful students, but saying he was completely in the wrong doesn't excuse her immature and destructive outburst.

I have wanted to do that very thing in SO many meetings...

if the teacher were angilina jolie in a teddy id say yeah, smash my phone next