It was alleged that a first-grade elementary school student continued to physically assault his homeroom teacher and students in the same class. Mr. B, the homeroom teacher, recently fainted while trying to stop the student from assaulting him and has been hospitalized for several days.

According to the Gyeongbuk Provincial Office of Education on the 12th, at around 1 p.m. on the 7th, Ms. B, a female teacher in her 30s, suffered convulsions and fainted in a first-grade classroom at an elementary school in Andong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. She is Mr. B. It has been 4 years since she was appointed. He suddenly collapsed after restraining Boy A, who was behaving aggressively towards his classmates in his classroom, for 30 minutes바카라사이트.

Although Group A was small, it was found that he regularly threatened his homeroom teacher and classmates with scissors or pencils. As classes did not proceed smoothly due to aggressive tendencies, classes were held from April to May last year with Group A’s mother in the classroom at the request of the homeroom teacher.

Teacher B said, “One day, suddenly, A’s mother returned home immediately after school without attending school,” and she said, “When I asked what was going on, she said she had been notified by the principal not to come to school anymore.”

It is said that since that day, Group A’s violent tendencies have become increasingly severe, and the number of students imitating him has increased. Teacher B said, “I didn’t know when or how the student would behave unexpectedly, so I went to the principal and complained of physical and mental difficulties, saying, ‘Please find a way to protect me,’ and created an internal plan to prepare for an emergency and protect the school’s rights. “We requested to hold a committee, but no clear plan was prepared,” he said.

The Gyeongbuk Provincial Office of Education and the Andong Office of Education are investigating the circumstances of the incident at the school.

An official from the Andong Office of Education said, “The school vice principal, principal, or the head of the school affairs department in charge of educational rights say, ‘The homeroom teacher has never requested to hold a committee to protect educational rights.’” He added, “It seems that the school only recently realized the seriousness of the situation.” He said. At the same time, “The student’s mother attended the first semester due to the student’s hyperactivity, and no unusual situation occurred once while the mother was present. The mother confirmed that from June onwards, the homeroom teacher said, ‘He is doing well now,’ and the mother was no longer allowed to attend. “He added.