Mom shows up and sits next to his son to halt him from being rude to teachers

Mom shows up in maths class and sits next to his son to halt him from being rude to teachers


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By The Giggle:


In an effort to ensure her son's good behaviour at school, the determined mother, Becky Crandley, devised a bold plan involving his teachers, guaranteeing that he would never misbehave again.Taking matters into her own hands, Becky travelled to Kent's Sittingbourne Community College, where she attended in her son's arithmetic lesson as a test subject.



It was evident that her eighth-grade son had displayed a disrespectful attitude the previous year, and unfortunately, this behaviour persisted into the new school term.



His mischievous behaviour persisted in spite of her advice to sit next to him in class, according to Kent Live. Frustrated by the situation, Becky decided to take action after receiving emails from his teacher regarding two specific incidents that caused disruptions. 


"It all began with his change in behaviour last year, which I believe is a natural part of growing up," she said.



However, it is his rudeness and lack of respect that I cannot tolerate." Numerous phone calls regarding his behaviour and numerous detentions and isolations failed to make an impact on him. After reaching out to the school, Becky proposed the idea of sitting with him during his last class on Friday, which happened to be the maths class.



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The school agreed to her request, and at 2 p.m., the courageous mother entered the school premises with a clear mission in mind: to follow through with what she had always promised.


As a mother of five, she added, "I have constantly threatened to sit with him at school if necessary, and he has always brushed it off."



After receiving multiple phone calls since their return this year, I agreed to meet with my son's maths teacher when he emailed me about an incident. The teacher presented me as his mother when he saw me and was shocked to see me.



A healthcare assistant, meanwhile, shared her experience dealing with rebellious kids on social media.


She feels that since things are becoming worse so quickly, more parents ought to be intervening on behalf of their kids.


Despite being a "softie" when it comes to her kids, she won't tolerate her sons' lack of respect towards women and has taken action to correct their behaviour.



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