I understand your frustration & I wish I could help...
However, get used to this ladder of life ... when you grow up do you plan to tell your boss at work if you can't take 2 hour lunches then he or she can't either ?
Your teacher was once a student & lived with similar restrictions as you.
It's not as great a tragedy as you believe.
regards,
Philip T
2006-12-15 02:03:24
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answered by Philip T 7
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Emails from a school computer are not a right. They are a priveledge. Teachers have such priveledges because they need email services in order to perform their duties. Students do not. There could even be contractual agreements between the Teachers Union and the school as part of their employment contract. I can't say because each school district has its own labor contracts.
Teachers are adults. It is a scientific fact that adult reasoning and judgement centers in the brain are fully developed by age 24. Teens do not have mature reasoning centers and are much more likely to misuse nearly anything that they think they can get away with. Thus it is that teens are more likely to commit offenses that teachers do not.
That does not mean that adults always make the correct choices. Teachers have been known to commit terrible acts. They can lose their job if they do this on email. Teens can only be suspended or expelled. There is a much higher price to pay for the teachers who could misuse the emails than for the teens.
If you don't like the way that your district handles this matter, talk to your parents. In the long run, they can make a difference with the school board while you cannot.
Finally, stop whining. You will be an adult someday and you can have email or whatever else you want as long as it is legal.
2006-12-15 10:16:33
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answered by Kokopelli 6
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Teachers have to teach. Students have to learn. Both have different jobs, and have different responsibilities. If you go to school, get your education, and go to college, you will probably make way more money than your teacher.
Don't take it personally. Right now, your teacher is your boss. You are working as a student. When you get older, you will be boss (hopefully).
2006-12-15 10:56:13
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answered by frenzee2000 3
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Yes of course. Email has become such a useful tool of communication between teachers and their students. Many teachers post assignments and progress reports through it
2006-12-16 17:05:11
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answered by Anonymous
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students don't need to email in school. but teachers always need to borrow from another teacher or call their husbands
2006-12-16 16:46:37
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answered by Anonymous
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During school? From their home, library? To parents? What exactly to you mean? College, high schooo, grade school? Adults and children dont' have the same rules. But I have no idea what you're getting at.
2006-12-15 09:59:12
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answered by ? 2
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Students should be able to email as well.
2006-12-15 09:54:25
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answered by yassin 2
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i dont think teachers should do anything that they tell their students not to do.
are u a student?
2006-12-15 09:57:11
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answered by Comp Whiz 2
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Both should be able to e-mail, teachers especially so they can e-mail their colleagues and research facts online.
2006-12-15 09:59:10
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answered by USAUSAUDA 3
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Teachers can do many things that students can't do.
Get over it.
2006-12-15 09:55:35
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answered by TheTruthHurts 3
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