Some children are known to engage in aggressive behavior. Experts say this could be because they are simply products of their environment, especially if they were raised in a hostile one.
However, this does not mean that they are exempt from the consequences of their actions. And sometimes, a small dose of karma is necessary for someone to learn their lesson, regardless of age.
These stories are from Reddit threads from a while back. While you can’t help but feel bad for the kids, they did get what was coming to them.
#41
College instructor here. Was teaching Eng 102.
Smart kid, was on a sports team as a "student manager" and this was his LIFE. He LIVED to pick up jock straps and clean lockers and all that. Well, anyway, that's fine and I was happy for him. He sat in the front row and was always always talking about stuff that happened with the team or he was fiddling on his phone AND iPod. Sometimes he was doing all those things. He was really scattered.
At this point I wasn't really angry with him, just concerned. He was way too cool to actually do work when I gave the class time to work on their papers and he decided he didn't "need" the book. I told him many times he needed to buckle down and get going.
He didn't. For over half the semester. He would just get up and leave class 15 mins in if he decided he didn't want to stay. He would make any class discussion HELL for everyone else because he couldn't for some reason follow the thread of the conversation and would ask inane questions. He was also pretty sexist and was always talking about various ways he'd cheated in classes or helped other people cheat.
He was so incredibly friendly though. I told him many times he shouldn't discuss these kinds of things in front of a teacher.
So finally, I am telling the class that the last day to drop is tomorrow and blah blah blah. He comes up to me after class and asks if he should drop. I look at his grade which is an abomination, and tell him, yes I think the best course of action would be for him to drop.
Well, he stopped coming to class but he never dropped.
I gave him an F.
He sent me an email with a frowny face with lots of parentheses.
Smart kid, was on a sports team as a "student manager" and this was his LIFE. He LIVED to pick up jock straps and clean lockers and all that. Well, anyway, that's fine and I was happy for him. He sat in the front row and was always always talking about stuff that happened with the team or he was fiddling on his phone AND iPod. Sometimes he was doing all those things. He was really scattered.
At this point I wasn't really angry with him, just concerned. He was way too cool to actually do work when I gave the class time to work on their papers and he decided he didn't "need" the book. I told him many times he needed to buckle down and get going.
He didn't. For over half the semester. He would just get up and leave class 15 mins in if he decided he didn't want to stay. He would make any class discussion HELL for everyone else because he couldn't for some reason follow the thread of the conversation and would ask inane questions. He was also pretty sexist and was always talking about various ways he'd cheated in classes or helped other people cheat.
He was so incredibly friendly though. I told him many times he shouldn't discuss these kinds of things in front of a teacher.
So finally, I am telling the class that the last day to drop is tomorrow and blah blah blah. He comes up to me after class and asks if he should drop. I look at his grade which is an abomination, and tell him, yes I think the best course of action would be for him to drop.
Well, he stopped coming to class but he never dropped.
I gave him an F.
He sent me an email with a frowny face with lots of parentheses.
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13points
#42
Not a teacher but in second grade there was this really stupid kid in my class who would constantly disrupt class and be a jerk head. One day he got the brilliant idea to stick a pair of scissors in an outlet. At the time I remember thinking, "Got what you deserved." Now I think to myself, "Gee. That guy's head and face were oddly shaped, I think he might have been autistic..." I'm an awful person.
Edit: I get it it isn't autism pls stop telling me I already realized my error I'm the worst etc etc.
Edit: I get it it isn't autism pls stop telling me I already realized my error I'm the worst etc etc.
12points
#43
Not a teacher but in 3rd grade, there was this kid who nobody really liked because when he got in trouble, the whole class would get in trouble. i didn't like the kid. i thought he was annoying and i never really learned anything but to not misbehave because i could also get in trouble like him. anyway, one day he started giving the other kids in the class $1 bills to be friends with him. all of the boys were like "hell yeah! i'll be your friend for $1!!". I, on the other hand, thought too highly of myself and refused. Then, the teacher stormed into the room, looked straight at him and demanded that he gives back the money. Apparently, he stole it from the teacher. All of the boys who he gave the money to got detention. The kid got expelled.
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