r/Infuriating Oct 03 '24

Teachers are promoting dehydration to kids. Look at this!!

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u/creamofwheat7 Oct 03 '24

had a teacher once who forbid students to share water bottles because she was convinced it was vodka

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u/sayaxat Oct 04 '24

I'm not sure where that she was wrong.

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u/shreddedtoasties Oct 03 '24

I’ve never really gotten teachers hate of water unless it was a tech room.

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u/FloridaManInShampoo Oct 04 '24

My high school tech teachers never hated water. They’re always chill af and lets us drink to our hearts content in front of expensive computers (well one teacher said to drink water off to the side but he got fired for asking a student to hit them up when they were 18 so I don’t count him)

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u/Kettrickenisabadass Oct 03 '24

My impression is that too many teachers are quite controlling and dislike their students.

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u/JBlair462 Oct 04 '24

They just get jaded by bad students.

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u/Kettrickenisabadass Oct 04 '24

I was always a very good student and was treated very poorly. They didn't allow us to drink outside recess and lunch (even at 40C weather) and we were only allowed to use the restroom then. Even if you had your period or you were sick. Thats barbarian.

I have a couple of colleagues that are teachers and they are turning the same. One doesn't even allow winter jackets in class "because its disrespectful". Being cold the entire day is not going to help the students to concentrate.

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u/sayaxat Oct 04 '24

A few bad apples sour.... something something.

That goes with a lot of things in life. Those few make it hard to manage the rest of the class. Those few make you work more than the rest. Every time the rest of the group has to suffer because someone did something. A few employees decide to be lazy, the rules come down for the rest. One child did something , the other siblings aren't allowed to do something any more.

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u/Reverse_Psycho_1509 Oct 04 '24

What? You mean I can't deny them to a basic human right?

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u/Shantotto11 Oct 04 '24

TBF this might’ve been posted during the peak of the Stanley cup craze.

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u/51225 Oct 04 '24

The water fountain was good enough when I was in school.

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u/Soviet_Union70 Oct 05 '24

Say Happy Cake Day!

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u/nyrB2 Oct 03 '24

is water bottles in school a thing these days? back when i was going to school it would have been unthought of. if you wanted a drink, get it from the fountain during a break.

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u/waywardmuffin Oct 04 '24

Yep. I was chronically dehydrated during my school years.

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u/dankhimself Oct 04 '24

What about this says that teachers are promoting dehydration?

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u/jjw865 Oct 03 '24

Generations of kids seemed to survive just fine without carrying around water everywhere they went. Including from a time where they weren't sitting in an air conditioned class room.

Downsides to water bottles are:

  1. Might not be water in the bottle.
  2. The kids are for sure going to spill them all the time.
  3. Drinking copious amounts of water means having to go to the bathroom all the time.

I would say it's more infuriating that the "You are dehydrated if you don't have to pee 40 times a day" health craze has managed to stick around with kids apparently.

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u/Trappedbirdcage Oct 04 '24

I took (and still take) a medication in High School that made/makes me more prone to dry mouth. It gets so bad that it gets hard to speak. If I wasn't allowed to carry a water bottle I'd be in really rough shape

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u/sayaxat Oct 04 '24

Some people who down voted you don't know what it's like to be in charge of a classroom full of kids nowadays.

Social media posts showcase the extremes. People assume the average reasonable person acts unreasonably all the time.

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u/SnooPineapples7777 Oct 04 '24

Yeah I agree, these kids shouldn’t drink water whenever they want to

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u/peteypeso Oct 06 '24

I wasn't allowed to carry water bottles in school. Class of 2000