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stewey | 13:39 Thu 15th May 2014 | ChatterBank
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The movie title might just have to be altered. Somehow "To Mister" or "To Sydney" just don't seem to have the same ring about them, do they?
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Stupid woman!
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Kids calling teachers by their Christian names!! Of course, I'm in trouble now for saying "Christian".
Emeritus Prof Jennifer Coates should be awarded The meritorious title PCP with GC ( Political Correctness Pillock With Garter Cross).
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She probably would not accept a Knighthood as she would find it belittling to kneel down to someone.
What a load of tosh she speaks. When I went to school you showed respect for your teachers.
I don't wished to be thought of as sexist. Consequently, if I am called to meet H.M. the queen, will it be acceptable to address her as Elizabeth, Liz or perhaps....Hi Queenie.

What a lot of tosh we hear from educationalists.

Hans.
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Next she'll be clamoring to be addressed as 'professoress" in order to distinguish her from her mere male colleagues.
i never call teachers sir or miss, it was mr x or miss or mrs x
I can't see why the term 'Miss' in the schoolteacher context should not be a title of respect in the same way as 'Sir'. 'Ma'am' would be more equivalent but that is not the convention.

It seems that the professor has projected her own insecurities onto the situation.
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But they were still respectful titles weren't they, mccfluff; none of this first name nonsense.
schools run by women used to be called Dame schools, which did put them on a par with Sirs. But as in many areas of life, females have been subtly downgraded. I can guess how much male teachers would like being called "Mister".
My teachers were either nuns or monks, therefore they were addressed as either Sister, Father or Brother depending on their gender and status.
What has happened to respect ?? call teachers by their first name......... er dont think so you stupid woman.

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