Music teacher belittles student
My music teacher has been calling one kid a “useless sack of shit” and saying he’s worthless. I’m not joking. It’s really frustrating to hear that kind of negativity. I know he struggles with playing the guitar and can be disruptive, but there are better ways to address it than tearing him down.
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That’s really concerning to hear. Teachers should be there to support and encourage their students, not tear them down. Everyone learns at their own pace, and negative comments can have a lasting impact on a child’s self-esteem. It might be worth discussing this with a parent or school administrator to ensure that the focus in class shifts to positive reinforcement and constructive criticism instead. Every student deserves to feel valued and supported in their learning journey, regardless of their current skill level.