She Confronted Another Teacher For Bullying A Misbehaved Student And Scaring Them By Saying The Lunch Detention Room Had Man-Eating Cockroaches In It
School is a place that shapes young minds and provides students with a plethora of knowledge. However, within these institutions lies the prevalent problem of bullying, which negatively affects our youth.
Usually, the perpetrators are other students. But in the classroom, students aren’t the only ones who can be bullies. Some teachers can also leave damaging impressions, targeting an individual or a group of students and abusing their power as authority figures and educators.
TikToker Rebecca Rogers (@rrogersworld) is sharing a reenactment of a teacher confronting another teacher who bullied a misbehaving student by scaring that student into submission.
The video starts with Rebecca playing both teachers’ parts. She is shown walking into the classroom of a teacher named Mr. Smith.
“Did you tell Connor that the lunch detention room had man-eating cockroaches in it?” she asked him in disbelief.
Mr. Smith chuckled and admitted that he did, claiming that it was an effective way to keep Connor out of trouble. Rebecca informed Mr. Smith that Connor had shown up in her classroom crying because he was so afraid.
“Call it a life lesson. He’ll either behave for once in his life, or he won’t believe everything he hears next time,” responded Mr. Smith.
Rebecca told him that what he did wasn’t appropriate, which caused Mr. Smith to scoff and roll his eyes since he didn’t see the situation as a big deal.
In the next scene, Mr. Smith can be seen entering Rebecca’s classroom, asking if she had complained about him to the principal.
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Rebecca said that the principal inquired why Connor was sobbing in her classroom. So, of course, she explained everything to the principal. Mr. Smith was incredulous and demanded why she would do such a thing.
“Maybe it’s a life lesson to not scare kids into doing whatever it is you want,” Rebecca retorted. Mr. Smith declared that he would also complain about her to the principal.
He claimed she was setting a bad example to the kids by always drinking tea since caffeine is unhealthy. The video ended with Rebecca laughing, sipping on a mug of tea, and saying, “Seriously? I don’t get paid enough.”
Several TikTok users commented on how some teachers don’t go into the field of education for the right reasons, and others even shared experiences with school staff that left deep scars on them.
“Lying to kids does not teach them discipline; it teaches them to mistrust you,” commented one user.
“Proof that some people go into professions for the power trip, not altruism,” pointed out another.
“I had a guidance counselor traumatize me when I was a kid. She told me if I didn’t follow our drills, I would be burned alive or sucked into a tornado,” revealed a third.
Have you ever experienced an incident where a teacher bullied you?
@rebeccarogersofficial Which teacher was in the right?!? #teacher #teachersoftiktok #school #education #edutok #student #comedy #fyp #story #storytime
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