@Lavinada88
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I look at the good qualities in people, and because I am not without faults, I am not supposed to talk about the mistakes of others. Gandhi’s saying, if it was really applied, would not have seen anyone hurt someone or speak ill of him in his presence or in his absence. What happened to me at school, one of the classmates spoke inappropriately to me, I know that I made a mistake, and I do not say that I am without mistakes, but I did not harm her, Of course, I ignore the abuse. I feel that I will be in a place that does not suit me, and I do not like to lose my self-respect. I wonder whether I should respond to the abuse, or is my theory correct, we should ignore it The picture from today's sea
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Hello dear, nice capture. Have a wonderful day 🤗
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wow your so sweet
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Have a great day to you sis,your photo nice and You did a good job ,enjoy your day
Thank you sister
Sorry to hear that one of your students had decided to treat you with disrespect. But from the sounds of it, you seem to have handled it very well. But it's always important to let other people know that if something they said upsets you. If this student can apologize to you or at the very least does not repeat the inappropriate behavior, then she has learned to treat others with respect. But if this behavior has become repeated as before, that it might signify that there is something personally wrong with the student outside of her class studies. Maybe she's having problems at home and does not know how to handle her stress. Since you have such a heart of pure love, you can at least let the student know you can offer her a hand instead of a fist.
No, my dear, she is not my student, she is a teacher, my colleague did not deal with impoliteness, but her words were inappropriate, and you know, I do not like to respond as nervous as you, I laughed and laughed and walked away