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A Difference between current teachers and teachers in 90’s. . When I was in elementary school, teachers were strict. Nowadays they are really kind and nice. I’d say they are too kind. Because they are afraid of helicopter parents. This can never happen nowadays but back then students were sometimes slapped. I was one of them. My teacher, she was not so much a teacher as a demon. After lunch we had to clean our school such as a class room, a rest room and music room. Four classmates and I were in charge of cleaning the rest room. Boys rest room was right next to girls. There was no wall around the ceiling so boys and girls were able to talk or even throw something though we couldn’t see one another. We were playing with water, splashing for each other. As our flight got intence, I wanted surprise and amaze them so I ran water into a bucket. Climing a lavatory, I splashed water toward boys. To my surprise, it wasn’t boys I splashed water to. It was the teacher. She suddenly went into a room and got soaked, which was a disaster. Students played with water were mede to stand in front of the class. She slappes us one by one beautifully. Now, people may say it’s abuse. But I don’t think so. Because it was obvious that we, especially I, did that bad thing.

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A Difference between current teachers and teachers in the 90’s. .

When I was in elementary school, teachers were strict. Nowadays they are really kind and nice. I’d say they are too kind, because they are afraid of helicopter parents. This can never happen nowadays but back then students were sometimes slapped. I was one of them. My teacher, she was not so much a teacher as a demon. After lunch we had to clean our school such as a the class room, a rest room and music room. Four classmates and I were in charge of cleaning the rest room. The boys rest room was right next to the girls. There was no wall around the ceiling so boys and girls were able to talk or even throw something though we couldn’t see one another. We were playing with water, splashing for at each other. As our flight fight got intence intense, I wanted to surprise and amaze them so I ran water into a bucket. Climbing a lavatory, toilet, I splashed water toward the boys. To my surprise, it wasn’t the boys I splashed water onto. It was the teacher. She suddenly went  came into a the room and got soaked. which  It was a disaster. The students who played with water were made to stand in front of the class. She slapped us one by one beautifully. Now, people may say it’s abuse. But I don’t think so.
Because it was obvious that we, especially I, did that a bad thing.

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