#IWishMyTeacherKnew- Students Share Their Heartbreaking Stories - Polidicks

[QUOTE=Jund;47579534]even college students need this [editline]22nd April 2015[/editline] especially college students[/QUOTE] I wish my professor knew he's a douchebag

My sister works as a kindergarten teacher in a pretty poor area, kids tell her things like this all the time. It's really heartbreaking to hear, kids with no parents, things like that.

[QUOTE=Taepodong-2;47579775]I wish my professor knew he's a douchebag[/QUOTE] I wish my professor could do a sick kickflip.

[QUOTE=wickedplayer494;47579130]Does "play" at all sound like "payl" to you? Basically, I'm taking a stance [url=http://www.iambetterthanyourkids.com/]similar to that of Maddox, except in his case, with crappy artwork[/url].[/QUOTE] except maddox is joking about childrens artwork, he knows its shit but he's just taking the piss out of that you're just being an ass and not joking about it, like you're taking it seriously

What a good teacher for doing this, really gives an idea of the sort of shit that kids can go through

The feels are too strong for me, more teachers should take up this practice. [QUOTE=Hellsing4682;47579228]Third grade and they already write neater than I do. [t]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CB8v1BUUAAA62G8.jpg[/t] Like what. Are they pulling my leg?[/QUOTE] I had really neat handwriting in gradeschool then somewhere down the line in middle school it all went to shit.

[QUOTE=wickedplayer494;47579130]Does "play" at all sound like "payl" to you? Basically, I'm taking a stance [url=http://www.iambetterthanyourkids.com/]similar to that of Maddox, except in his case, with crappy artwork[/url].[/QUOTE] Good job completely missing the entire point Maddox was making with that piece.

Perfect way to get another teacher or the principal fired "#iwishmyteacherknew that principal johnson takes upskirts of the other students" boom, new principle.

hey guys lets keep replying to wickedplayer about his post of the student's handwriting im sure itll get his attention after the next 10 other posts

Alright shut up about wickedplayer already [IMG]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CCwwo5NVIAAvCtq.jpg[/IMG] now that's badass

I wish my teacher knew how fine she looked in those jeans last Friday.

Are the last 2 posters blind or something.

[QUOTE=SuperHoboMan;47579151]The understanding of mental health is HUGE in a school environment, for sure. I went through all of highschool with serious anxiety problems that got worse over the years, and it severely impacted my grades. If I could have explained things to my teachers, or even understood it well enough myself, I probably wouldn't have failed so many classes. Instead, I got called stupid, or labeled as a problem student because I wasn't turning things in, and that just made things worse.[/QUOTQUO The good news you became aware of it at an early age. Some don't figure it out till much later and by then the damage is done. Many people blame systematic oppression or something of the like to explain the plight of many. I been around a bit and have noticed those with emotional and mental issues (may it be trouble at home, school or both or other wise) are the largest factor that determine one's fate. I known a few people who were abused hardcore by their parents (or a broken home) and they didnt turn out well, finaincally or other wise. What worse, the kids inherited that crap. It affects every thing school, work, ability to hold down a job.

[QUOTE=CrossTownNews;47586939][QUOTE=SuperHoboMan;47579151]The understanding of mental health is HUGE in a school environment, for sure. I went through all of highschool with serious anxiety problems that got worse over the years, and it severely impacted my grades. If I could have explained things to my teachers, or even understood it well enough myself, I probably wouldn't have failed so many classes. Instead, I got called stupid, or labeled as a problem student because I wasn't turning things in, and that just made things worse.[/QUOTQUO The good news you became aware of it at an early age. Some don't figure it out till much later and by then the damage is done. Many people blame systematic oppression or something of the like to explain the plight of many. I been around a bit and have noticed those with emotional and mental issues (may it be trouble at home, school or both or other wise) are the largest factor that determine one's fate. I known a few people who were abused hardcore by their parents (or a broken home) and they didnt turn out well, finaincally or other wise. What worse, the kids inherited that crap. It affects every thing school, work, ability to hold down a job.[/QUOTE] I've found that it's all a huge mix of inter-related factors, like it's bad enough to have to suffer with a mental illness while also going through school, but to also face stigma and be bullied for it just compounds everything and can really mess people up

I wish my teacher knew that I go to the bathroom during third period to masturbate to her.

[QUOTE=Levithan;47587013][QUOTE=CrossTownNews;47586939] I've found that it's all a huge mix of inter-related factors, like it's bad enough to have to suffer with a mental illness while also going through school, but to also face stigma and be bullied for it just compounds everything and can really mess people up[/QUOTE] People like things black and white. Bullying makes a person with issue worse, which I think did mention? The bullies target those sticking out do to being weird (due to issues).

Some of these I've had to deal with, except, it was more #IWishMyTeacherCared.

Our teacher in elementary asked if we could change the school how would we change it I said "make me president of the united states and I'd give every kid free candy"

[QUOTE=Suttles;47589414]Our teacher in elementary asked if we could change the school how would we change it I said "make me president of the united states and I'd give every kid free candy"[/QUOTE] The new presidential limousine [img]http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--XHwQFcO_--/y2uu80y17kfptmvpvywb.jpg[/img]