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Originally Posted by Fatima
Thanks again for all your comments. Things have not changed one bit. I did tried some blackmailing and said that I was about to quit school but I decided to leave when the course is over. I'll be in that school for about a month.
When I said that I talked to people they were co-workers, relatives or friends, nobody from school. But I did talked to somebody, or rather another classmate came to talk to me, last week. She told me she noticed my discomfort and that she shared my feelings but she hasn't complained even to the teacher because that girl pays for private classes too. So she becomes an extra source of income for the teacher and she's sure the teacher will tolerate anything in order not to lose that student. Besides we both agree that neither of us have said anything in class or to mom because we don't have kids and childless people complaining about other people's kids are usually regarded as mean and bitter and neither one of us like the idea to be victims of a stereotype.
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Hi Fatima,
It sounds like you have options. Great! I still think the teacher is making a bad choice...are the privates worth so many lost students?
It's not 100% clear whether you spoke to the teacher about the child or not. Personally, I would make a point of speaking to both the teacher and the mother. Otherwise they can claim they "never knew" it was a problem!