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⌈ Secret Post #6611 ⌋

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[Artemis Pebdani of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"]



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Re: Teacher Problems

[(Anonymous)]

You can't diagnose sociopathy or psychopathy in adolescents, that is because the way the human brain forms. Too many false positives.

You can brand a kid a real bad seed, if you want; I'd call it very unprofessional to do that, but you can if you want. Probably what they need is a good role model, and that is part of your job, so keep on teaching them to the best of your ability including in basic empathy. More teens and tweens could do with lessons in basic empathy anyway.

What should you do if you still have concerns? You've already talked to your principal, and presumably the kid's parents. What you do is document every single interaction you have. Document it on paper. Write it down. Keep it dispassionate and judgement and value free, stick to the facts not the appearance off the facts. Speak to your union rep about it. Speak to an employment lawyer if you have to. And, if worst comes to worst, change schools. You're a goddamn adult, you can get a different job if you want.