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I'm currently a relatively new trainee teacher for 7th and 11th graders and was asked by them to participate in a Pi Day activity. I agreed to seem like a fun teacher, but it was unbeknownst to me what was awaiting for me. After this long story short: me and a fellow teacher ended up being thrown all over with pies. I felt I might have been a bit reckless, but still kept my cool. And definitely had no idea how I looked like until I stood up, which is to me was like waitwhaaatnowayitcantbe. I do have a few questions now. If any teacher is reading this, please tell me your opinion on this situation!

1. How do redhead and fro separately look like? Hilarious or ridiculous etc?

2. Was anyone too much of a team player, an overachiever?

3. Can any of them become a laughing stock from tomorrow?

4. If any from above is true for any of them, how to play it off cool?

5. 7th graders wants to hang this pic of us on the wall in the classroom. What should I respond to them?

6. 11th graders told they want to have me signed up for some upcoming event which would be just like today. Should I go through this once again?

7. How did this affect the reputation of redhead and fro separately? Gained or lost?

8. Should I change my hairstyle if this more looks like a deliberate 'offense'?

9, The moral of the story⬇️

ps: any advice is welcome what to think or make out of this incident. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Thanks for reading

For some that do not know, corporal punishment which is sometimes referred to as physical punishment/physical discipline and has been defined as the use of physical force, no matter how light, to cause deliberate bodily pain or discomfort in response to some undesired behavior. That means in most schools corporal punishment takes the form of a school teacher or administrator striking a student's bottom with a wooden paddle.

And when you were in school did they have corporal punishment or not? And if you were a parent/are a parent how would you react if your child's school decide to use corporal punishment as a discipline?

When I was in the fourth grade, my math/science teacher (at the middle school I attended teachers taught two subjects at once) was a firm believer in corporal punishment. He had this wooden paddle that was taped up cause in the past he did break it while paddling the students and depending on what the student did he would tell the student to go out in the hallway and there he would paddle them. In my class, it was mostly the boys who were paddled and rarely us girls. I was never given the paddle and all I had throughout fourth grade were writing rules so many times on either the chalkboard, whiteboard, or on paper (I wrote "I will not talk during class" probably multiple times).

In the fifth grade all through junior high school, the punishment was both the paddle and ruler except it would be the principal/headmaster doing the punishment. Sometimes the teachers would be allowed to paddle the students but it was the principal/headmaster mostly.

Since I am from the south, corporal punishment is still legal and the school does have the right to administer it if they feel the need to, and while in high school I had some teachers that did.

If we can already speak in English, why would I want to teach you Spanish? I've been raised here practically all my life anyway. I was a 2 year-old todder when my parents brought me.

I have little to no patience (or even motivation) in being your Spanish teacher. Does this surprise you?