A PRIMARY school teacher has revealed a list of things parents bring their children to school with, which she hates.
The Scottish teacher took to TikTok to share her anger, where she is known simply as @teaching.rural.
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The teacher revealed her favorite merits: tiktok/@teaching.rural
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She said she hates it when little kids wear lace up shoes Credit: tiktok/@teaching.rural
The first thing that gets on the teacher’s nerves is when children come to school with metal bottles.
She said this is because children often don’t screw the lids on properly, which means they inevitably fall on the floor and spill.
She added that they are incredibly loud when they hit the floor.
“It’s like dropping a brick on a table or the floor,” she said.
Lace-up shoes are another thing that the children’s teacher has come to hate.
This is because young children often cannot arrange them by themselves and have to ask their teachers for help.
“When there is one teacher and 25 children, it takes a long time,” she said.
Another item on the teacher’s pet list are bright and colorful pencils from places like Smiggle.
This is because they are often distracted by children and find it difficult to concentrate.
Finally, the teacher revealed that she is not a fan of parents who bring their children to school with fruits such as oranges.
I work in a nursery and we secretly judge parents by the condition they send their children to us in – clothing without labels is a big no-no
This is because young children often do not know how to peel them themselves, and teachers need a lot of effort to peel the fruit for everyone.
The teacher’s video has delighted many people as it has garnered over 613,000 views.
TikTok users rushed to the video’s comments section to share their thoughts on the teacher’s pet-hating.
One user said: “The bottles are the worst by a mile, every time they fall they distract the kids for 10 minutes or more”.
Another user said: “If your kid can’t tie his shoelaces, just get him Velcro shoes”.
A third person chimed in: “I’m a high school teacher and those water bottles make my head spin.
“Even teenagers are spilling them all over the place!”
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