with small children, the teacher has to be directing the class- be in charge.... an adult in that situation with children is responsible for the goings on and has an impact on the students. I believe it's part of the position. You are welcome to disagree and debate it forever.
I don't see how a teacher can be held responsible for how students vote, nor do I think that rigging elections is inherently a part of a teacher's position. It's possible that the teacher should have told them that their votes meant nothing and that she, as instructor, retained the right to not consider their vote. I don't know that that's a lesson the Sudanese need outside instruction in, though.
I don't think it was in her lesson plans to disrespect the Muslim prophet Muhammad - there are assuredly more direct ways to do that - so it would be a hard sell to convince me that, as per your original statement, she was on some sort of evangelizing mission to "(spread) her ... disrespect of Mohamed to the students". Unless it was something of which she wasn't aware, of course.
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an adult in that situation with children is responsible for the goings on and has an impact on the students. I believe it's part of the position. You are welcome to disagree and debate it forever.
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I don't think it was in her lesson plans to disrespect the Muslim prophet Muhammad - there are assuredly more direct ways to do that - so it would be a hard sell to convince me that, as per your original statement, she was on some sort of evangelizing mission to "(spread) her ... disrespect of Mohamed to the students". Unless it was something of which she wasn't aware, of course.
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