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| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Juliearth(f): 2:22am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Don't let this one experience deter you from instilling discipline. Character development is one facet of child development that I don't joke with in my class and that is because the country is already a mess. To sour above this mess, the next generation has to come morally prepared. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by XaintJoel20: 2:37am On Oct 23, 2025 |
richiemcgold:You said it all. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Goo0dHardDick: 3:00am On Oct 23, 2025 |
joyteachdaily:In overseas you don't ask kids to kneel down, that's a crime on it's own. However, this is Africa and we believe in disciplining a child but this woke mentality everyone now has in tearing our culture apart. Next time just score her zero for the assignment |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by uchman(m): 3:15am On Oct 23, 2025*. Modified: 4:02am On Oct 23, 2025 |
joyteachdaily:You are qualified to do that but Nigerian teachers love beating too much, they verge all their anger on innocent kids. All my years as an ESL teacher in different Asian countries, I have not seen a kid beaten or asked to kneel down. Most teachers in Nigerian doesn’t know what their jobs are all about, beating or any sort of punishment to kids below 8 years is a no no and at the end of the day, the teacher will end up giving a kid of 4 years 3 homework to do at home and I ask, what time will such kid have to play at home or those teachers doesn’t know that kids fun time helps on their daily growth? |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by zedman1(m): 3:25am On Oct 23, 2025 |
muyico:See one of such parents....if at all he's a parent yet. Gen Z....Smh. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by uchman(m): 3:27am On Oct 23, 2025*. Modified: 4:03am On Oct 23, 2025 |
ambale:Excellently you said? By kneeling a baby of below 5 years outside in the sun? Do you think that most teachers applies the same measures they are using for other people’s kids on theirs? When it get to their kids, parents instinct will kick in. If e reach your turn, allow others to dey practice with your kids. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by uchman(m): 3:32am On Oct 23, 2025 |
ambale:Do you mean that “no other people’s child will try rubbish under your watch”? Because I know that kids are meant to be kids and if e reach your kids, you won’t throw them away. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Moso199124(m): 3:34am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Do u know the definition of a teacher?try to it will help u muyico: |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Moso199124(m): 3:36am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Do u know what it means to teach? Olatara: |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by uchman(m): 3:39am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Kalvan:Just the point! You must not beat a child or ask them to kneel under the sun, a child we are talking about. Those people up there claiming that a child must be disciplined, how can we differentiate between a sadistic unmarried teacher that has an itching body abi don’t you guys know that some fellows are wicked naturally? It’s the parents right to also protect their wards. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by uchman(m): 3:42am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Dididrumz:“We are not in the west, we are Nigerians”? Does it mean that Nigerian kids are meant to be beaten like cows? |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by uchman(m): 3:45am On Oct 23, 2025 |
ednut1:Just the point |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by uchman(m): 3:47am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Mrpojj:Stop condemning your neighbor’s children, yours maybe worst, no one sees their faults. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by uchman(m): 3:55am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Jokerman:Our Nigerian teachers are also failing in doing what they are supposed to do, the basic activities a teacher is supposed to perform in the classroom before any teaching to build good relationships with the kids, teachers don’t do it. How do you as a teacher expect to correct a child that’s scared of you? When I was an ESL teacher teaching kids in Asia before any class, we must need to sing, dance, play, jump, have fun and others but in Nigeria here, a teacher will not have such time reason maybe because of their peanut salaries. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Bahamas95(m): 4:45am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Teacher Joy stop wasting your time correcting spoilt children, the so-called parents would enjoy the monsters they made when the time comes. Focus on those who don't stress you. Children are reflection of their parents, goat nor dey born dog. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Love800(m): 4:56am On Oct 23, 2025 |
The process left me with traumas. I want to be the only one disciplining my ward. being: |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Love800(m): 4:58am On Oct 23, 2025 |
How did the kid misbehave pls! Because of not doing assignment! Can't the teacher inform me! ambale: |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Love800(m): 5:02am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Yes. I will home-school my child with discipline. The teachers can do the book part. Not dragging my ward to the mud because of just assignment! Mariangeles: |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Love800(m): 5:05am On Oct 23, 2025 |
I don't want any teacher to pour out his/her frustrations on my ward! I don't need co-partnership in disciplining my child. Leave dat for me. kindmman: |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by HallahGeisher: 5:40am On Oct 23, 2025 |
joyteachdaily:The truth of the matter is that most issues are not said the same way they happen and most of you teachers are not been truthful and sincere. Parents know teachers who are teachers and will dare not go and meet them when their children complains at home. Beating children out of anger is wrong , slapping them and bullying them is wrong . You don't expect the parents to continue to look on while you kill their children. Most teachers nowadays lack common sense to manage little children . They lack the patience to listen to them and make necessary corrections. All they care for is punishment and and beatings. While they make blunders. Don't forget this generation and what the challenges that comes with them. You could see an SS class student still glued to cartoons and games. But if you look deep you will notice that the problem they all have is age. They have all been pushed to higher classes ahead of the age that should be in that class. Hence they see no repercussions in not taking certain instructions serious from their instructors except their that involves them to do group work, where they will joke and just and play a little bit. Moreso, they could be mischievous and if care is not taken you keep applying the contact based punishment , they will continue to find excuses to report to their parents. A teacher once slapped my son twice for doing nothing and I called the principal who apologized on his behalf but could you imagine the teacher felt no remorse even when other teachers told him he was wrong, so you expect me to encourage him to do that and defend the ears of my son cos he has anger issues. No. He needs to go for a psychiatrist appointment before his matters goes out of hand. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Dididrumz(m): 6:05am On Oct 23, 2025 |
uchman:Disciplining kids isn't just about beating. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by fadar095(m): 6:11am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Being a teacher in this modern private school can be so draining, frustrating and exhausting I have similar experience during my days as a teacher I remember it even got to a stage whereby we have no right to correct or discipline them….. we only report them to the school principal, irrespective of what they did The same parent who does not want you to correct their kids are still expecting those same kids to be exceptional May God have mercy on this our generation parent |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Cj4charles(m): 6:16am On Oct 23, 2025 |
muyico:Imagine what you are saying, how will they learn what he is teaching without been disciplined to learn it?? |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Minjim: 6:21am On Oct 23, 2025 |
muyico:Can an undisciplined child be taught? |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by JASONjnr(m): 6:26am On Oct 23, 2025 |
weslay:Exactly..... He doesn't know that teaching without discipline doesn't command learning. Go and witness PTA meetings and see how parents complain that the teachers don't give assignments and follow up. How will a child learn if she keeps missing on the assignments? The structure of learning involves practice which is the home work. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by JASONjnr(m): 6:29am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Walklifeman:The high paying clients are the reason the teachers go home with food pay... |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Houston17(m): 6:41am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Olatara:Just kuku home school the child. So because you paid a teacher to teach now, the teacher can't discipline your child? And na same you as a parent go still complain say teachers don't do their work. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by Houston17(m): 6:42am On Oct 23, 2025 |
Love800:Mtcheeww. Chior.. Carry on shogbo |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by iykepromotions: 6:58am On Oct 23, 2025 |
muyico:correcting is part of the teaching. Parent questioning a teacher why did he correct or discipline his child is causing more harm and hatred to the child. |
| Re: Are Nigerian Parents Spoiling Their Children? by muyico(m): 6:58am On Oct 23, 2025 |
a lady did it few weeks ago, you guyz were d1 advising d woman to get her arrested, no discipline someone pikin, nowadays, is call child abuse not discipline latiephwald: |
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