What would u do? Options

[kobebryant8]

Ok we just got back from winter break, and for history we had to read a 400 page book. So on Thursday, we had a test on the book where we had to arrange in order events that happened. But the tricky thing was this: the gayass teacher put like flashbacks to make it tricky. And no one could get them right cuz flashbacks happen in random places so we couldn’t put them in order according to the page numbers. So this is what I did after the test: I wrote an anonymous email to the teacher saying that the test was hard and I bet that he couldn’t even do it himself, and if someone got the flashbacks in the right order, it was purely luck. The next day, he started cussing at the class and threatened to take away our class curve, and said he was going to give us hw everyday. He was really mad. He then replied to my email saying “thanks for teling me who you are. Fair? Perhaps u should consider transferring to another AP class.” LOL. What a fag. So my question is this. What should I do? Should I respond back to him? I will not tell anyone that it was me. So far people are speculating on who it might be who sent the email, but theres no way that im admitting to that shit. Lol. Ok what should I do.

[Simba]

I would definitely forward the e-mail to the school administration, or at least tell the administration in some way. And cussing in class? I'm pretty sure that sort of thing, along with threats, are not acceptable in any school environment.

As for replying, there's really no need. I would just leave it to the administration.

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[miiichellley]

giving students a killer test and then cussing at them afterwards is completely unacceptable especially for a teacher. you should report this to someone like an administrator or even your principal. don't reply.

[chibichi15]

^yeah, i wouldnt reply either. i had a teacher like that in middle school. like the other posts, let your school admimistration know. you shouldnt have to deal with that.

[HakunaMatata]

I actually think that you over-reacted by sending that e-mail in the first place; how did you expect him to react? I'm not saying that cussing and making threats is acceptable, it isn't at all, but that e-mail caused more trouble than it's worth. But since this has all already happened, I would stay out of it. Tell your principal or counselor, but keep anonymous and don't aggravate your teacher in any way.

[voguelove]

i hope you know that all computers have IP numbers. so, if your teacher wants to..he can ask an administrator to ask a SRO to track down your computer. thus, exposing you.


and personally, i think you should get over it. AP courses are tough. that's why theyre called advance placement. it's a college course.