@lrnsscndlife: Like if you’ve ever had silent lunch

user :

keep in mind she’s only 22 and just graduated

Claire DeBuys Nackas :

Making reading a punishment is why our literacy rates suck

holly :

“they won’t accept this behavior in [insert next grade level]”

audrey🫶🏼 :

She’s not “using reading as a punishment” Stopping free play and transitioning to a quiet activity that can help students calm down

BAS.sapph.iCLYbri🦋🌈 :

throw in a "I'm so disappointed.. id expect this from my other periods... but not this one.." 😭😂 used to have me feeling bad asf lol

hi :

i fear this was me today

autonomicpotsie :

“I try to let y’all have fun” just unlocked a memory. 😭

LAURA :

It’s just a skit, it’s just a skit - a former 3rd grade teacher from AR

maddie :

unfortunately this was me today

hannah angel 🧸 :

“i don’t know how mom and dad let yall act at home” is toooooo real

Kyle :

Its always “imagine how the other teachers would react if they walked in here right now” 😭

butterfly 🦋 :

typically me 🤣🤣

✞︎𝒮𝒶𝓁ℯ𝓂✞︎ :

and it's THE WHOLE CLASS IN TROUBLE not the actual problem child

quackery’s :

Listen…”you have to read now” has not and never will be a punishment for me. 😂😂

finegodmother :

The whisper to loudly telling the student “no sweetie!” retraumatized me 😂😩

P G :

Would be nice to have more teachers that though discipline was important . Stop the caudling.

meliss.0324 :

I’m not southern but I’m a teacher and you nailed this 🤣

kaydancesnellgrove :

had silent lunch everyday of 7th grade it was that bad

user2205939495912 :

Veteran teacher talk!!

Hatchet :

Oh my, how did you record me at work today with my third graders?

Lauren ✨ :

This is me I fear

marilyn hayward :

Yes except “crayons” was pronounced “crowns”

Ol.Robby :

Kickstart824 :

At the class reunion years later everyone will talk about they hated this teacher.

emsiliesshoe :

The same conversation is happening for my 8th graders