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New WhatsApp Scandal in Schools

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
52 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Reports from Aberdeen which is a gailec word for the town at the mouth of the River Deen show some teachers in a poor light. Some teachers were using this cryptonised secret site to send messages about some primary school pupils and their parents. Is this a storm in a teacup or ride.

Should they send these teachers on a course or sack the buggers It's all over the news

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

That depends on what teachers were sharing and what is the conduct surely?

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By *layisbetterwithLaughterMan
52 weeks ago

Stourbridge

As long as nothing illegal or unduly abusive, I do think it is unreasonable to treat WhatsApp as public opinion.

Sometimes there is criminal evidence on WA messages which is fair game. However, letting off steam and having a moan should be a slap on the wrists and no more.

Does come down to the content really

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By *ood time Chris BMan
52 weeks ago

TAUNTON AREA


"Reports from Aberdeen which is a gailec word for the town at the mouth of the River Deen show some teachers in a poor light. Some teachers were using this cryptonised secret site to send messages about some primary school pupils and their parents. Is this a storm in a teacup or ride.

Should they send these teachers on a course or sack the buggers It's all over the news"

Leave the teachers alone, have you seen some of the cretins they have to try and teach? No parental guidance, no discipline, teachers powerless to do anything,teachers have to let off steam somewhere

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
52 weeks ago

East Sussex

Teachers have always discussed students and their parents or carers. If they're daft enough to do it outside of the staff room

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By *umseekerMan
52 weeks ago

montrose

If they don’t discuss that kind of stuff and a kid gets harmed because social services etc werent contacted the teachers would be crucified …

Can’t win

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago


"If they don’t discuss that kind of stuff and a kid gets harmed because social services etc werent contacted the teachers would be crucified …

Can’t win "

I don't think slagging off the family on WhatsApp is part of mandated reporting framework.

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By *aitonelMan
52 weeks ago

Travelling

Slagging off other people over the Internet, who would do such a thing...

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

In the staff room is fine. On a personal phone if you're naming names is a slippery road!

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

Though tbf some deserve it.

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By *aitonelMan
52 weeks ago

Travelling

A venting of frustration toward others that can sympathise with you, regardless of what is said is far better than keeping it bottled up and potentially allowing it to explode at the wrong time and place.

People talk shit about people they have interacted with. It's what they do.

Christ, the amount of people I've said shit about with regards to work and the difficulty they bring with them will likely be far worse than what these teachers have said.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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52 weeks ago

East Sussex


"In the staff room is fine. On a personal phone if you're naming names is a slippery road!

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Yep. One golden rule in any job is to never put anything about another person in writing unless you'd be happy for them to see if or it's in their best interests

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By *aitonelMan
52 weeks ago

Travelling


"In the staff room is fine. On a personal phone if you're naming names is a slippery road!

Yep. One golden rule in any job is to never put anything about another person in writing unless you'd be happy for them to see if or it's in their best interests"

Yes, in terms of them being caught etc but who actually cares? Are they really doing something and saying something we didn't already know they said? Stuff we say ourselves when frustrated and annoyed by others.

I can guarantee the majority of people regardless of their job will be doing the exact same things, very few (my god so very few) people will be able to claim moral high ground on this one.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
52 weeks ago

East Sussex


"In the staff room is fine. On a personal phone if you're naming names is a slippery road!

Yep. One golden rule in any job is to never put anything about another person in writing unless you'd be happy for them to see if or it's in their best interests

Yes, in terms of them being caught etc but who actually cares? Are they really doing something and saying something we didn't already know they said? Stuff we say ourselves when frustrated and annoyed by others.

I can guarantee the majority of people regardless of their job will be doing the exact same things, very few (my god so very few) people will be able to claim moral high ground on this one. "

It really depends what's being said.

I have never worked with anyone who hasn't made at least one derogatory remark about another colleague. I include myself in that.

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