treeplanter
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A school teacher has designated a 'movie day' for her class
A single, disruptive student acts up inappropriately and the teacher reacts by saying to the entire class:
"That's it - movie day is cancelled. Take out your pencils for a pop quiz!"
Is it the student who has decided to punish the rest of the class for his own bad behavior
OR
is it the teacher who has decided to punish the rest of the class for the bad behavior of the one student?
*Certainly, the disruptive student is at fault and deserves blame for his ill conceived actions
The question, however, isn't to do with that...
The question is this:
Who's DECISION was it to punish the entire class with a pop quiz in place of a movie?
PS
I'm particularly interested in the opinions of Christians
A single, disruptive student acts up inappropriately and the teacher reacts by saying to the entire class:
"That's it - movie day is cancelled. Take out your pencils for a pop quiz!"
Is it the student who has decided to punish the rest of the class for his own bad behavior
OR
is it the teacher who has decided to punish the rest of the class for the bad behavior of the one student?
*Certainly, the disruptive student is at fault and deserves blame for his ill conceived actions
The question, however, isn't to do with that...
The question is this:
Who's DECISION was it to punish the entire class with a pop quiz in place of a movie?
PS
I'm particularly interested in the opinions of Christians
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