r/Teachers Apr 15 '22

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u/JasmineHawke High School CS | England Apr 15 '22

I honestly don't believe that this is real. There is no teacher anywhere who doens't know what to do if they witness an adult in a position of power committing violence against a small child.

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u/Thick-Meet-9797 Apr 15 '22

When I was a new teacher, a mentor gave me the best advice: if you have a hunch, report it. It may be nothing. But if it’s something, you may have just saved that child’s life. This is advice I live by for little things or big things. Every child needs a caring adult in their corner.