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by studentteacher83 @ Tuesday, 29. Apr, 2008 - 18:47:58

My year tens take vileness to a whole new level. Two girls were talking to each other - make that shouting actually - about what someone's cum tastes like. I don't mean just generally discussing the palatableness of semen, they were actually discussing a particular person's. I'll admit that I'm fairly small 'c' conservative when it comes to sex but it was absolutely disgusting. I'd be grossed out enough to hear an adult talking about such a thing but coming from a fourteen year old made me feel rather ill.

Sometimes you can forget quite how young year tens are, and they clearly do too, but when I compare them to my year nines it's shocking. Most of the year nine girls I teach are sweet and polite and seem happy with being girls rather than women. The difference is unbelievable.

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menhirmenhir [Member]
2008-04-29 @ 19:16

Question; why do these young people feel they need to attract attention to their turn of thought?

It's always a sign of gross immaturity and of other things that may be missing in their lives. Pity. You've got another year in school of some of those young people, haven't you?

I'm glad the year nine's, at this stage of the year, are still all sweetness and light.

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studentteacher83studentteacher83 [Member]
2008-04-30 @ 17:37

Unfortunately they'll be around for a while yet. It gets very tiring.

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WarCrimeWarCrime [Member]
2008-05-04 @ 21:52

It's a good thing your not at my school because some of the year 9's are worst

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deleted user [Visitor]

2008-04-29 @ 21:19

oh dear!! Mine are all still at the stage when just working with a member of the opposite sex means that they think they are going to catch the dreaded lurgie!!!!
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studentteacher83studentteacher83 [Member]
2008-04-30 @ 17:38

Do they still go round saying that so-and-so's got Bob(or whoever)-disease?

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james [Visitor]
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2008-04-29 @ 21:19

I'm really enjoying your blog. I stumbled upon it a few weeks ago after a friend {landersuk) set up his blog here. Since then I've added a couple of interesting reads to my Google reader. I thought I'd just say hi.

I particularly like this because my sister is a teacher (year 12) and one of my own blog friends teaches year 10s. I work as an entertainer with under 11s.

James

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studentteacher83studentteacher83 [Member]
2008-04-30 @ 17:34

Glad you're enjoying my blog, always nice to hear.

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PrettyintelligentprincessPrettyintelligentprincess [Member]
2008-04-29 @ 22:35

Seriously: your lack of experience is shining through...not being sarcastic.
Any...I mean any reference to sexual activity which may be underage has got to be, by law , reported to your child protection person.If something was to happen...an alleged attack for instance, on one of these underage girls, and they claimed you knew about their sexual activity... would cause a whole lot of unecessary stress. Do not be put off by complacent colleagues. Who is the child protection officer? Tell them what you heard.
Also...you need some..oh I sound undermining...but...why do they not respond to you telling them to shut up and to get on with work. In my school, that conversation would be reported, then I would phone their MUM.....amazing results..never say you never have time...it saves loads of time!

It's inappropriate behaviour. Imagine your daughter or son was subject to that..and their teacher seemed to do nothing...you'd be on the phone, wouldn't you?
Please accept my apologies if you have already done this.

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James [Visitor]

2008-04-30 @ 08:57

I'm sorry but I entirely disagree.

It’s perfectly normal for teenagers to talk about sex and it's harmful to treat normal behaviour with such hypersensitivity.

I understand that teachers have a very difficult job in this regard because they are damned if they do act, and damned if they don't. However, whatever anyone says, we all know that the overriding reason for putting trying to stop sexual conversations in a classroom is to cover our own back - and it has nothing to do with child protection.

There has to come a time when someone sticks their neck out and stands up and rebuffs this current state of paranoia - for the sake of our children.

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sula36sula36 pro
2008-05-01 @ 11:15

well I think PIP has a good point. 14 year olds should not be indulging in sex. And if they are discussing it in class, and it is not being addressed, then those 14 year olds who are not indulging will think it is okay, and something they should be maybe doing too.
Teachers often see the children more than their own parents do, and with that goes a certain responsibility.

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