SHAME.
- emmamarie123
- Sep 4, 2019
- 1 min read
Updated: May 18, 2023
Fool me once,
send me to school and forget to tell me that school is not for everyone.
Shame on you.
Fool me twice,
tell me to speak to someone if I am being bullied in school, a parent, a teacher, someone that I trust, making me believe by telling someone the bullying would be stopped and I would be allowed to return to my lessons in peace.
Shame on me.
Fool me three times,
I am left on my own, no help arrived that stopped me from being bullied, I am left to suffer at the hands of the bullies, this leaving me hurt, confused, exposed, saddened, scared, bewildered, embarrassed, vulnerable and not quite myself at all.
Shame on both of us.
FACTS DO NOT CEASE TO EXIST BECAUSE THEY ARE IGNORED.
-Aldous Huxley
Teachers
"When the National Science Foundation asked the "breakthrough" scientists what they felt was the most favorable factor in their education, the answer was almost uniformly, "Intimate association with a great, inspiring teacher.""
-R. Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983)
Calling any educator reading this Post ...
Please help cast some light on this subject of ‘education not being for everyone’
When was this basic right withdrawn?
Who makes the decision to exclude a minor from education.
Fair chance and fair play, when did our Irish system sell out?
Our country was brought out of poverty through education, have we already forgotten?
Who does one speak to when one suspects a school or schools to have stopped treated our minors fairly? Surely someone out there must have the answer.
Someone somewhere must be responsible for upholding the mere definition of education to minors. Any form of discrimination is archaic.
Please someone stand up and give guidance to those that are…