Steve of Sydney, Comment 5 of 7, Teacher bullying victims cost us $2

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Steve of Sydney, Comment 5 of 7, Teacher bullying victims cost us $2.5 million, Gemma Jones, The Daily Telegraph, 1 February 2011: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/sydney-nsw/teacher-bullying-victims-cost-us-25-million/story-e6freuzi-1225997708673 Historical link preserved from the original page.

New South Wales: someone needs to ask how many complaints have been received in relation to bullying within the Department of Education OHS Department.

Why don't you investigate the bullying that goes on within the OHS Section of the (presumably NSW) Department of Education?

If bullying is rife there, why would you expect the department to be any different?

Someone needs to ask how many complaints have been received in relation to bullying within the OHS Department

Sarah Jones, Comment 7 of 7, Teacher bullying victims cost us $2.5 million, Gemma Jones, The Daily Telegraph, 1 February 2011: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/sydney-nsw/teacher-bullying-victims-cost-us-25-million/story-e6freuzi-1225997708673 Historical link preserved from the original page.

New South Wales: educationists go on and on about social skills while classrooms are disrupted.

In the spartan conditions of some of Communist China`s state schools - I have taught English in such a school - they outperform Australian children. Historical link preserved from the original page.

An essential ingredient for effective interaction between teachers and learners that too many Australian schools lack, is politeness. Historical link preserved from the original page.

Instead of valuing the common courtesy of manners, as the Chinese people do, PC Australian educationists go on and on about social skills while disruptive classroom behaviour robs captive children of a proper learning environment. Historical link preserved from the original page.

Verbal abuse, if it is not too racist or too misogynist, by children including teenagers, is tolerated.

"It`s the way they speak at home" a staff meeting I attended in Australia was informed.

Don`t worry if F*** punctuates every sentence.