(1234) Afternoon all … a film or episode following this. (1234)
10. Moo corner
9. Deryl with a key point
8. Bill on ADHD (part two after that prior post)
(JH: Also at Jstack)
On the young scot video comments its always the “practitioners” who jump in to choke off discussion. Nothing to do with feeling as their income is built on a shaky foundation is it. Oh no.
My wife works in a school as a dinnertime supervisor and on Friday a year four hit her. She waa helping a year four girl who had been hit in the head by a plastic water jug used in a “mud kitchen” thrown by a year four boy.
The boy who hit my wife ran across the playground to get in the face of both her and the girl because “he’s my mate”. Even the year six kids about to start playing football were shocked at this behaviour with genuine concern for my wife being offered by quite a few. A single teaching assistant who witnessed it all asked how she was.
Someone sent for a teacher and a deputy head appeared to try and coax the boy who threw the jug out from under the “mud kitchen”. Took her and a teaching assistant fifteen minutes to get him out and inside school.
The head also came out shortly after and took the boy who hit my wife into school. Neither of these supposed leaders asked my wife what had happened nor asked how she was.
Pathetic weak women in a primary and infant school with only two male members of staff and one of them has Friday off! Anybody want to guess what the two boys have been “diagnosed” with?
No ADHD does not exist. Appalling behaviour with no boundaries or consequences at home or anywhere else is the on the ground reality.
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Just to add a bit of context. She has been at the school for over twenty years and this is the first time any child has hit her. My son aged 33 went to the same school (as did both my mother and I) andv in his year six class there was three always naughty ADHD kids who got taken out once a week to go on pony rides at a local stables. These weekly trips to the geegees were used as the carrot to get the ADHD kids to keep quiet during the rest of the week.
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Have a listen to the late Ken Robinson:
7. What does a captain tell passengers spiralling down to death?
United Flight 232, a DC-10, crashed in Sioux City, Iowa, after an engine failure knocked out all of the plane’s hydraulic systems. Just before impact, Captain Al Haynes got on the intercom and told passengers:
“This will be the roughest landing you’ve ever had.”
Out of 296 people aboard, 111 lost their lives, an outcome still regarded as one of the most remarkable feats in aviation history.
6. Steve says … do the math