tom acting like a teacher when there is a subsitute.,(reply>), 😂😂😂😂😂😂,(reply>), @Quill Maurer looser?,(reply>), @Quill Maurer Ah yes, the kids from poor neighborhoods who are just so "disadvantaged" and it's just so unfair that they don't get the same "opportunities" as more wealthy students...<br>(While we collectively "forget" that these same students actually do get the opportunity to get school but can't be bothered to put any effort into it.),(reply>), @George Doty-Williams I had no authority over them, there was nothing I could do. No matter what I did, they didn't care. I wasn't authoritative or intimidating enough for them to take me seriously. Granted the school where they threw books at me the kids didn't even speak English (very poor Hispanic kids, those who figure they'll be migrant workers their whole lives and hence don't care about school), further limiting my options. Eventually some sort of school counselor came in and yelled at them, which sort of worked.,(reply>), @Quill Maurer Did you try actually reprimanding that devil? 'Cause throwing books sound like an awful thing to do, even for high schoolers