- 1 hour ago
Merch: docrichclothing.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealdocrich/
Discord Link: https://discord.gg/Gz8naHHEH3
To Donate And Support The Channel Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/therealdocrich
Merch: https://docrichclothing.creator-spring.com/?
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/DocRich2
Second Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@xtrarichh
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealdocrich/
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/therealdocrich
Follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/therealdocrich?lang=en
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealdocrich/
*Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS*
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealdocrich/
Discord Link: https://discord.gg/Gz8naHHEH3
To Donate And Support The Channel Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/therealdocrich
Merch: https://docrichclothing.creator-spring.com/?
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/DocRich2
Second Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@xtrarichh
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealdocrich/
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/therealdocrich
Follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/therealdocrich?lang=en
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealdocrich/
*Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS*
Category
🚗
MotorTranscript
00:15This is the most disrespectful thing I think you have ever done, Kayon.
00:20Are you pointing, Sam?
00:23Yeah, you're pointing?
00:26Like, wow.
00:30Wow.
00:32That is insane.
00:35Type in the comment section, if you had did that to your teacher's classroom, and your parents were called, what
00:45would have happened to you?
00:46Let me know.
00:48Me, personally?
00:49Oh, boy.
00:53Yeah, I would have got the whooping of my life.
00:58And I don't even know what I would have got whooped with.
01:00A paint stick.
01:02A switch.
01:03An extension cord.
01:06A dusting stick.
01:10Old-fashioned belt.
01:12I don't know.
01:13Whatever was close.
01:14Honestly.
01:16So, it kind of depended on what I was near.
01:19If that was an extension cord, well, then, that's what I was getting whooped with that day.
01:23But I would have got tore up.
01:27My behind would have been raw.
01:29I wouldn't have been able to sit down.
01:31Like, I knew better than to do that.
01:36But, oh, my goodness.
01:38Woo.
01:39Y'all let me know in the comments.
01:40Let me know in the comments.
01:41But let's dive into this a little bit more.
01:44Here's a teacher.
01:46Right now, there's a video going viral about, like, a kindergarten student basically destroying their classroom.
01:52And a lot of people are commenting, you know, why did no one stop him?
01:55Why didn't the teacher stop him from destroying the classroom?
01:58The thing is, we can't, right?
01:59Most general education teachers don't have the certification and the training to restrain children.
02:06And it's a huge liability.
02:07But that viral video took me back to the time that I had my classroom destroyed.
02:12So, typical protocol if a child is destroying the classroom is for the teacher and the other students to evacuate.
02:19So, that's exactly what we did.
02:20So, we evacuate the classroom and then we call for admin or call for the people that can help, you
02:24know, de-escalate and restrain the child.
02:26You guys, when I tell you, I got all the kids out, we're sitting in the hallway, and I am
02:30just listening to this child smash, shatter, tear, everything in my classroom.
02:37And obviously, you know, I spent a lot of money on my classroom.
02:39If you go and look, I'm a little extra.
02:41And so, that, you know, that's, I guess, my own fault for doing that.
02:45But it wasn't even necessarily about the money.
02:47Just sitting there and listening to a kid.
02:51And it wasn't like the student didn't have a disability.
02:52It wasn't like a manifestation of their disability.
02:54This kid just decided to destroy my classroom.
02:58And I just had to sit there and listen to them break my things and tear things off the wall
03:03that took me hours.
03:04And it was awful.
03:06Not just for me.
03:07I'm sorry.
03:08I got to stop it there.
03:09I've been trying to not interrupt these types of clips too, too much.
03:13But, hey, it is what it is.
03:14Y'all come here for my commentary anyway.
03:16But, we got to change that.
03:19We have to change that.
03:21I'm not saying teachers should be out here beating the crap out of kids or anything like that.
03:25But teachers aren't able to stop a kid from destroying things that they paid for.
03:31It's crazy.
03:32It's crazy.
03:34Or, if we're not going to allow teachers to stop a child from destroying the classroom.
03:41Well, then, the parent of that child should be liable for the damages.
03:46So, whatever it costs to replace all of the colored pencils, all of the markers, all of the posters, you
03:54know, and whatever else.
03:55Because a lot of these teachers pay for the stuff in their classrooms themselves.
04:00Right?
04:00As you just heard her say.
04:02So, I don't think it's fair for a teacher to then have to pay for all of that stuff all
04:08over again.
04:09Like, that's just crazy to me.
04:11And, also, clean it up?
04:12Yeah, no.
04:14The parent of that student should be liable for the damages and have to pay that teacher whatever it's going
04:22to cost to replace all of that stuff.
04:23But, then, also, either be forced to clean it up themselves or pay a cleaning service to come in and
04:31clean the classroom for the teacher.
04:33That's only fair, in my humble opinion, if you're not going to allow the teachers to restrain a child who's
04:38losing their minds.
04:40Which also says a lot about what is happening at home, too.
04:45You know?
04:46If a kid is going that ballistic, like, of course, kids have meltdowns and whatnot, but that ballistic, something is
04:55happening at that house.
04:56You know what I mean?
04:57Like, something's going on at home that we need to have a larger discussion about.
05:01But, yeah, y'all let me know in the comments if you agree, if you disagree, why or why not.
05:05Or, what do you think the solution is if you don't agree with anything that I said?
05:08All the other kids just sitting there watching me, and I obviously tried to just, you know, remain calm, not
05:13let it faze me.
05:14But just them hearing things shattering and breaking, and, you know, that's their classroom.
05:18That's supposed to be a safe place for them.
05:20The worst part about it all is that kid was in the classroom two days later.
05:24They had to stay home for one day, and then they were right back in, and I had to act
05:28like nothing happened, as well as all the other classmates.
05:31I have the video that she's referencing, and I'm going to play it in a second, and you will not
05:35believe your eyes when you see this video.
05:37It is one of the craziest classroom videos I have ever seen.
05:41I cannot believe the kid was allowed to do this.
05:43But first, is this teacher correct?
05:45Is the protocol to not stop students who are destroying classrooms?
05:49And according to this, yes.
05:51In U.S. public schools, the teacher is not supposed to stop or get involved with an abusive kid.
05:57General education teachers are not trained, and if you do get involved, it can trigger abuse investigations or lawsuits.
06:05So, according to federal guidance and the U.S. Department of Education, physical restraint should only happen when there is
06:12an imminent danger or serious physical harm to students or someone else.
06:16Destroying the classroom is generally allowed.
06:18You can do nothing about this.
06:20So, what is the teacher supposed to do?
06:22Exactly like what she said.
06:24So, this just shows that this is what they're actually trained.
06:26You're supposed to get the students out of the room, call an administrator or a behavior team, and then stay
06:33with the rest of your class in a safe spot.
06:35So, they're not supposed to intervene.
06:36I don't know about you, but when I was in school, you, like, feared your teachers.
06:40You feared your parents.
06:41If you did something like this, you knew a punishment was coming, and you were going to be stopped.
06:46But that is not the case anymore.
06:48Even according to this, you get generally not a lot of punishment.
06:51You get, like, one day out, and you're right back in the classroom.
06:54All right.
06:54So, let's go back to that video.
06:55Let's see what happened here.
06:56This is insane.
07:13This is the most disrespectful thing I think you have ever done, Kaylin.
07:18Are you pointing, Sarah?
07:21Yeah.
07:22You pointing?
07:24Like, wow.
07:26Yeah, bro, that's crazy, man.
07:28That's sick.
07:30I mean, it really is.
07:31Like, and you could tell the teacher was, like, trying to hold it together.
07:34You could hear the sniffling, right?
07:37And I don't blame them.
07:39Like, they paid for that themselves.
07:41She paid for that.
07:43And in a time where, you know, you got a lot of teachers who were talking about their own pay
07:47not being paid enough,
07:48and now they're having to shell out money for their own classrooms, and kids are destroying it,
07:53and there's absolutely nothing they can do about it.
07:55Like, not only is that disrespectful to the teacher, it's disrespectful to the other students.
07:59You're disrupting the learning environment, and you're just throwing that kid back in the classroom.
08:03That's absolutely ridiculous.
08:05Absolutely ridiculous.
08:07Our society has, like, zero common sense.
08:09None.
08:11Like, what happened to common sense?
08:13Common sense would say, hey, a teacher should be able to stop this student if they're going ballistic.
08:20Common sense should say, if a kid is acting up in school like this, they should not be allowed back
08:25into the classroom.
08:28You know what I mean?
08:29Like, this is just common sense.
08:31Why are we throwing kids?
08:33Like, the teacher said, the kid was back in the classroom a day later.
08:37Why?
08:39Why?
08:41That kid should have been gone for a bare minimum a week.
08:44And the next time they do that, they're gone forever.
08:50Like, what are we doing?
08:52What are we doing?
08:53I've said this before, and I'm going to say it again.
08:55I think this is being done intentionally.
08:57The dumbing down of our society.
09:00And this is one of the ways.
09:03You know, putting teachers' hands behind their backs so they can't do anything.
09:09If a kid wants to destroy everything you paid for, can't do anything.
09:12And we're going to put that kid right back into your classroom a day later.
09:14Figure it out.
09:16Bye.
09:18Oh, they want to destroy your stuff again?
09:20Yeah.
09:21Pay for it again then.
09:23Back in your classroom two days later.
09:28That is just utter craziness to me.
09:30Crazy.
09:31But anyway, get in the comments.
09:32Let me know your thoughts and your opinions as always.
09:34Stay safe out there.
09:35Peace and love.
09:36I'm out.