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"The words are entirely inappropriate," senior counsel Blanche Greenfield said.
"Their use in a classroom reflects unacceptable and extremely poor
judgment by the teacher and is plainly not consistent with community
values."
In the 2007 lesson, Kramer asked students at Intermediate School 72 on
Staten Island to write down words they used when speaking about sex.
The results was a long list of slang terms, like banana and taco, jugs
and family jewels. Some were obscure; a few were in Yiddish.
Parents complained and Kramer was booted from the classroom for eight
months and denied a satisfactory rating while educrats investigated.
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JFC! The classroom isn't your dinner table, you stupid twat. Oh well, just makes it easier when I decide to press the blow-every-goddamn-thing-up button.
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via Chairman Ann
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