Beijing time, February 20th: The cheating of a 16-year-old boy by a female teacher in Shanghai continues to attract the attention of netizens, and the local education bureau and school have responded that they have "suspended" the teacher involved. Previously, the suspected teacher involved Zhang had responded that her husband had tampered with his WeChat chat records with students, but judging from the current WeChat chat records, it is obvious that the scope of Mr. Zhang and Chang's daily communication has far exceeded the scope of teacher-student chats.
As we all know, high school students' cognition of "sexuality" is in the initial stage, at this time many students are also in the emotional ignorance period, liking or falling in love with classmates of the opposite sex is a normal performance, at this time from the teacher or parents of a correct guidance is particularly important, and if you meet Teacher Zhang, the consequences can be imagined. The student Chang in the incident obviously entered the forbidden area that he should not enter at his age under the guidance of Mr. Zhang's step-by-step guidance.
There is a detail in the chat history between Mr. Zhang and Mr. Chang that needs special attention, Mr. Zhang once said that he also liked a student in their class before, when the boy fell in love with another girl with a strange personality, for which Mr. Zhang also shed tears in front of the boy and said, "You can find a better girl". Would a normal teacher do this? Obviously not, the normal teacher's procedure should be to let the student calm down, refuse early love, and prepare for the college entrance examination.
From Mr. Zhang's handling of students' early love, it can be seen that this teacher obviously belongs to the kind of teacher with ulterior motives, of course, this kind of teacher with ulterior motives may not be a few, many cases of teachers violating students before are not teachers in the name of "care" to "violate", and students are often secretive in the face of this kind of violation, and some students even become the teacher's "toy" by default. Therefore, both parents and schools should always beware of the "hunting" of students by teachers with bad intentions.