anyone spacin out in front of your class well teaching?
just asking.....
i had a teacher space out while teaching. she was like 80 years old (no exaggeration) and i was freaked out. i thought she was going to die or something. and i was 30 and in college; i really was freaked.

turns out she had a weird illness and had to go to the er that night and spent 3 days in icu! she told us about it the next time she came to class.
That's a great question...not sure what the answer is. My initial guess is they won't because it will show the assignment being turned in late. One thing I have done is to change the due date and then it extends the time for the students who came late into the class. That seems to help. i'm not a teacher but i agree with what one of the male posters said. it's not whether he'll be flattered or take it the wrong way, it's whether someone else might take it the wrong way and think y'all have an inappropriate relationship. even if no one else overhears, he's still in an awkward position, because telling you a simple thank you might be giving you encouragement to flirt more (not saying you are actually like this), and not saying thank you might make you mad enough to try to get him into trouble (again, not saying you are actually like this). i would just leave it alone. watching from our office during a training nurses? sure. at first i thought you meant teachers. i think nurses having easy access to it makes sense. i don't think they need it in their pockets all day unless maybe kids are frequently dying from this. even if they are, i don't think the nurse having it in their pocket would do much. it would only help if the nurse happened to walk by an incident happening. if using that type of logic, it would be more effective to just have the drug placed on school walls every 20 feet and training kids how to access it like a fire hydrant. i'd think that 99% of cases happen with the kid being sent to the nurse or the nurse called to the kid. in that case the nurse could access the drug when needed. i'm not a fan of forcing rules on people unless they are seriously needed. i err on the side of people being able to think for themselves and use their own creativity. please you are being used if youa are putting her needs before your own. those who have studied school psychology will be able to work with children who may have some issues in life. there are some children who sometimes need someone to talk to. the school psychologist will be the right person for that. a school Answer: detailed summary here with citations to sources: <https://www.reddit.com/r/Virginia/comments/q7r69u/detailed_timeline_of_the_loudoun_county_school/>


Tl;dr--Student assaults another student in a bathroom at LCPS high school. Father flips out when informed, gets arrested. School notifies public of that arrest, but not of sexual assault.


Father arrested again at public meeting on bathroom policy. During meeting, LCPS superintendent denies any record of sex assaults in bathrooms. LCPS claims they never informed superintendent that police were investigating a sex assault in a bathroom at that time.


Alleged rapist from incident one has since been arrested for another assault on another student in another LCPS school. posture in many places, abstinence is taught aggressively. unfortunately that is often ineffective since our sex drive is one of the most powerful forces in our existence. like any other aspect of life, education into techniques, benefits, risks, psychological and physical aspects of relationships, variations in preferences, etc., seem an essential part of understanding human sexuality. see more...