
I love that my existence pisses you off.
The adults need to take more action.
It probably would work because small children are incredibly empathetic when you communicate effectively. They understand boo-boos and that they don’t like to be hit, so they shouldn’t hit. It takes patience and consistency. Something that violent people don’t have much practice in.
Haha oh the choice of when to read is easy enough to give a child as well. My son usually chooses to read for a half hour before bedtime.
There are always going to be tasks that must get done and that’s an important lesson for children as well. By giving them as much choice as possible and holding them to their choices, it’s a two way street and a partnership instead of simply forcing them.
Did I miss the memo on this one?
If you missed it, then so did I. Not once have I heard or seen teachers in kindergarten do this. It sounds like your son is really distressed about this.
Is this is a daycare setup with kids needing their diapers changed? In my area of the world, kindergarten is the first year of formal school and for 4-5 year olds who are already potty trained.
I’m really curious what the teachers respond with to your concerns here.
I didn’t make gender a variable, the parent comment that I replied to did.
Kindergarteners shouldn’t be taught to hit back.