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| Crossword (4/02/2008) How does a male teacher stand up for himself when he suffers a law suit.By the conviction that he is innocent until proven guilty and by the mettle of his supporters.
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| | Agreed except he won't even get to the point of having a job. Thats the problem. UNless as a group we stand up against these sorts of things we will see individuals persecuted. The Herald ran an interesting piece today on principles wanting more male primary teachers but identified why there were fewer than %18 male teachers at primary level. |
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| | Just in reference to the last couple of posts about Male teacher's, I still find it difficult to forgive an education system that convicts an innocent person without investigating or proof let alone a court hearing. I am referring to Peter Ellis. A community in denial is probably more harmful and almost impossible to breakdown and expose but what hurts is that standing together can be detrimental to a society on a whole because there denial has left our children without an equal amount of Male teachers. It is not worth any Male who wishes to pursue a career in early childhood education because the equality of the work place is not up held in the same sense as it is for a female. But as I said I have not forgiven such vindictive behaviours by a majority who have destroyed a Mans life because of there own fears and lack of understanding of homosexuality. It is a fact and unlike David Bain Peter Ellis is just too average of an innocent person convicted for anyone in the know to give a damn. Shhhooocking, Verdict. |
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| [quote]louise (4/03/2008) Just in reference to the lastcouple ofposts about Male teacher's,
I still find it difficult to forgive an education system that convicts an innocent person without investigating or proof let alone a court hearing.
I am referring to Peter Ellis.
Acommunity in denial is probably more harmful and almost impossible to breakdown and expose but what hurts is that standing together can be detrimental to a society on a whole because there denial has left our children withoutan equal amount ofMale teachers.
It is not worth any Male who wishes to pursue a career in early childhood education because the equality of the work placeis not up held in the same sense as it is for a female.
But as I said I have not forgiven such vindictive behaviours by a majority who have destroyed a Mans life because of there own fears and lack of understanding of homosexuality.
It is a fact and unlike David Bain Peter Ellis is just too average of an innocent person convictedfor anyone in the know to give a damn.
Shhhooocking, Verdict.[/quote]
I can certainly understand what you mean, as I myself am thinking about becoming a teacher. Ideally I would do a 1 year course at teacher college once I finish my BA. However just like you have mentioned I feel cautious to teach either in early childhood education or to females at high school level. I am hoping that the one year at teachers college could help with this. However like you have mentioned I feel like I would be going into an environment where my actions can easily be misinterpreted.
In saying this, I absolutely believe that students should be in an environment where they feel safe and secure, with their rights being upheld. But I also believe it should be an environment where teachers are not constantly worried about how their actions are being perceived.
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| [quote] In saying this, I absolutely believe that students should be in an environment where they feel safe and secure, with their rights being upheld. But I also believe it should be an environment where teachers are not constantly worried about how their actions are being perceived.
Hey reddeath awesome that you are considering a career within the education system.I'm actually not sure at all of the support or lack of support a Male teacher receives on employment policy terms contract etc. Experience with my own children attending preschool and primary etc have actually made me more aware of what any teacher is up against the paper work the never ending meetings of policy change's the importance to further study off there own back, the responsibility to there peers there students and most of all the parents. I choose to be an active parent in my own children's lives and worked with them to ensure that they were safe & secure my son daughter and youngest have a strong standing within there own right there education is not just about abilities to read write and count it is to also give them an introduction to there peers of all shapes size's and culture's. I really don't think that society is ready to be serious about every childs well being because parents are such complex ed clients and often place failure on education or outside influence's and fail to look at themselves. If we were serious Male teacher's would be working without the fear and receiving a salary that match's the seriousness of employment. I myself are truly thankful to all the teacher's who nurtured and feed my children's thirst but I beleive it is a two way role Parents have to get more active and attentive outside school hours and teachers need all the positive support they can get for our children are dependant on it. |
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| louise (2/12/2008) [quote] Hey reddeath awesome that you are considering a career within the education system.
Thank you, it is something I would really like to do. Although I am quite an idealist, so my perception of this career choice might be tainted by naivety and youthful optimism.
louise (2/12/2008) I'm actually not sure at all of the support or lack of support a Male teacher receives on employment policy terms contract etc.
I am also unsure about the official support they receive. I am personally more worried about stereotypes and public perceptions. I am somewhat aware that as a male, this will make me more suspicious to some people. While it is a little unfair, it is the life's and safety of their children we are talking about so I can kind of understand.
louise (2/12/2008) Experience with my own children attending preschool and primary etc have actually made me more aware of what any teacher is up against the paper work the never ending meetings of policy change's the importance to further study off there own back, the responsibility to there peers there students and most of all the parents.
Lol yeah I don't think this is a part which many people anticipate highly when entering this career. The state regulation is possibly something which will bother me quite a bit. I do not believe there is one size fits all with education and sadly with the state standardizing exams and assignments this seems like it will present a problem in regards to meeting the students wants and needs. In an ideal world it would be more about studying to understand as opposed to studying to remember.
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I choose to be an active parent in my own children's lives and worked with them to ensure that they were safe & secure my son daughter and youngest have a strong standing within there own right there education is not just about abilities to read write and count it is to also give them an introduction to there peers of all shapes size's and culture's.
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Firstly I think it is great that you play an active role in your children's lives. I hope that if I ever have children (doesn't the thought of a little me scare everyone here?) that I am also able to play an active role. I am under the belief that when a parent/s participates in their children's education it enhances it and further adds to reach their potential.
I also agree with you that school is so much more than learning to read or write, the social side of it is also crucially important.
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| | louise nicholas is looking for a pay out now. ,the whole country is saying what ever comes to thier heads, and one who is brave enough to egagerate a situation. gets what they want, . what they going to do next put louise nichlases life stye of the past on me, and put my life of honest and truth on louise, In 1995. i laid a charge of rape on the perpitrater. the police they told me there wasn,t enough evidance. and closed my files. with out a proper investagation. 4 times ive asked the police to have my files reopen and a proper investagation done.and they still ignoring it. if louise was known to the perpitrater who raped me at the age of 15, then there a lot more question to be asked on her case. did the perpitrater in my case.tell her to blame the police so his case would be covered up. the perpitrater in my case was known to the police, so the wrong thats being done to me and my family over and innocent man being charge i nz courts with out anything said ihis defence verbally.then the police closing myfiles when advised by a councellor to lay this charges, then louise goes public that she was raped.and because see atracted news attention she gets paid out, with parts of her story egagerated. and the ones who get there fact right. and tells the truth the whole truth nothing but the truth, rights get ignored, now the news media is making out to the public that. david bains case was the mis justice case.. when one run around the public getting half truth about a situation, it could well be as well, but the news reporter should be carry part of the cost, as there facts they mislead the public causing confusion,as same as they did in my case. and then louse nichlas pops up so they decided to put all of others cases on her. and when the news reporter all go on tv yelling into the cameras saying what they said, and if a person in the public did this they would say they had to go to an anger management coarse, so why arn,t the tv reporter all told to do an anger management coarse |
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| | the reasom know this to be true is, in 1999 =2000 i went to a reporter, of twenty twenty, and told them my complaint of the police not investagating my rape case properly. told the reporter. the whole story of what happened to me. they said they be out to see me and didn,t come. then rushed louise on tv of her rape she couldn,t remembers. saying she was first..and as they interviewed, louise they put what i told the reporter about my case. on her..when a women has a lot of sexal partners. in life, they get confused on who said what to them,and never get their facts hundred percent right. me and my family have suffered emmensely over this. but we aren,t inttled to conpensation . as the media and the nz goverment wanted it covered up..and when we do aply to the authorities for our rights to be heard. they are told not to take the case on.or they to busy. or they have other important things to go air with,.or they need a holiday and this all comes first with them instead, the injustice. and illegall actions of others..or they need to tell the public what they said there first. and they wonder why the next generations are confused and dismayed. by the system. |
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| | Bornfree2arms: In regards to your last 2 post's they reminded me of a lady who became a client of mine she was 85years old she had many stories of her life and how she had wasted 3/4 of it because she failed to see how important and valuable life really is, she said the turning point for her was that she had a heart attack and after that experience she never looked back, here she was at 64years old and felt she had been given another chance to see life from a different perspective, she said that she had never believed that she was deserving of anything good in her life, and that was what stopped her from living to ther full potential, so once she mastered her own self worth her life was full of the most loving and wonderfull experience's she never thought possible. She spent the last 28years a very happy fullfilled life and was so humbled by the share joy that surrouned her own being. We all need a little help on our way in life your writings express alot of wasted moments that could've brought your own being so much joy, The rape case involving Louise and police is her own real life experience, the reason there was so much media involved was because of the perpatrators positions within the community. Your day of being a victim of rape is your own journey and you are not alone when it come's to healing because all rape victims struggle with the aftermath, being payed out does not heal the process of being raped but when victims have to go to court as Louise did then of coarse she should be payed out because going to court as she did would of cost her own personal savings a packet so what little she receive's will be a well earned contribution. The biggest most important thing for you is to stop living in denial face yourself and start the process of healing for I can assure you from my own personal experience your world is beautifull and it's such a shame your missing it all. |
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