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| Topic: why can't teachers have lives outside of school | |
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In his defense, mccdijon has asked a legitimate question. It just needs to be restated in a better way. Should the ethical rules of the education profession prohibit a teacher from dating a former student who is an adult? My bad. That's what I though I've asked :/ Yeah and that's the question that I've been answering. You can't lock threads. You aren't a mod. When the mods decide that the topic is going nowhere, or just round in circles they might lock it. I am just trying to find a way to diffuse the friction that has developed on this thread. I do not need to be a moderator to do that. Now, setting aside anything that the OP's author mentioned about his personal life, let's continue discussing the question as I reworded it. Should the ethical rules of the education profession prohibit a teacher from dating a former student who is an adult? Are people outside of the education profession qualified to answer the above question? Should the question be an "in-house" question for education professionals? Honestly though, I really have heard about quite a few relationships ending in marriage between the two. Idk, just the way society sees things. Just like the government shutting down (example) |
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