Mr. Bippes Sexual Relationship

Violations of ethics by one damages the reputations of the many. Public perception, not simply data, affects the teaching field. Currently,

Today’s society sees college as a very fundamental step to obtaining success. Carmen Lugo-Lugo argues that instead of being focused on education, college is beginning to convert into a marketplace and a business. She states that colleges are now more interested in making a profit from their students than the actual education they are there for. Due to this mindset, the flow of the classroom environment and how students treat professors is affected. She also makes it known how prevalent systematic racism and racial profiling exist and tells the readers by her first hand accounts. In her essay “A Prostitute, A Servant, And A Customer-Service Representative: A Latina in Academia”, Associate Professor in the Department of Critical Culture, Gender, and Race Studies, Carmen Lugo-Lugo uses emotion and language to communicate her claim. Throughout her writing she demonstrates strong emotion-evoking words, and hyperboles.

These facts taken directly from students support her efforts to prove how not all students are enjoying an unemotional, unattached sex life which appeals to the readers pathos. The detail placed into developing facts allow the reader to understand how common others share their same beliefs. Since so many students are not just looking for one-night stands the reader can begin to make a logical conclusion that maybe there is hope for them. The delivery on the topic allows her to accomplish her goal near the middle of the article which inspires the reader to not conform to social pressures.

There are also negative aspects that could come from publishing this story before fact checking and interviewing all who were involved; for example, this story shines a negative light on the University of Virginia, current students, faculty, staff and even alumni. Using facts within the story of how the of head of the University’s Sexual Misconduct Board, Dean Nicole Eromo, handled the incident when Jackie finally decided to report it months

However, there are many television shows and films that portray teachers inappropriately as sex objects, while also remaining more realistic. In the movie, The Boy Next Door, Claire Peterson is an attractive school teacher who sleeps with a student named Noah, which causes a lot of problems in her life. Noah becomes completely obsessed with the teacher based on her looks. In the film, they have Claire dressed in “sexy” outfits to stress the fact that she is attractive. However, female characters are not the only teachers to be sexualized in both television shows, Pretty Little Liars and One Tree Hill, male teachers are viewed as sex objects that distract the students from their learning and in both television shows the male teachers have sexual relationships with their students. In the television show, Pretty Little Liars the teacher Ezra Fitz falls in love with a student. In the television show One Tree Hill, the teacher Nick Chavez tries to have sexual relationships with multiple students. Even though these television shows and films are not the exact same situation as Billy Madison, they all share the fact that teachers are often sexualized and have relationships with one or more of their

Living as a Latina in the United States of America is tough. Racial stereotypes follow minorities everywhere they go, even in the classroom. The average American has a typical image of what a professor should be like; which most refer to this image as a white graduate male. These perceived images should not exist because professors come in many different genders, sexualities, and races. In “A Prostitute, A servant, and a Customer-Service Representative: A Latina In Academia,” professor in the department of Critical Culture, Gender, and Race studies, Carmen R. Lugo-Lugo, uses emotional appeals and language to inform and create awareness of social and racial stereotypes, as well as how profiting is a priority amongst universities.

From this, Kelly concludes that these elements “offer only the perception of freedom” (72). Hookup culture places a burden upon students. The sexist nature of this culture puts women at a disadvantage; and this can be extremely harmful in developmental years.

You are a Licensed Professional School Counselor working in a middle school in North Carolina and one of my former students Tierra has graduated and has come by my office to share her plans after graduation. While talking with her, she has informed me that she had been romantically involved with her high school counselor, Zack for most of her senior year in high school but that they had recently decided to just be friends. Tierra also stated they had not been involved sexually, and had not gone any further than kissing.

Nevertheless, the decision by the education board’s decision to fire Mrs. Pettit from her teaching career is in my opinion wrong for the following reasons. To begin with, just like anybody else, Mrs. Elizabeth has the freedom to do with her life what she wishes without discrimination, provided she does not endanger the lives of others. Therefore, using her sexual freedom as the grounds to demote her is selective discrimination, which in my opinion is unfair. Secondly, despite her sexual life, Mrs. Elizabeth has an excellent teaching record in her school. According to the school principal, her teaching is satisfactory, and the progress with her classes is good. The primary reason a

Throughout my lifetime I will cross paths with many different people. These people could be friends, colleagues, teachers, professors, or significant others, all of any race or cultural background. When meeting someone for the first time, it is very easy to make assumptions about that person without knowing anything about them at all. We’re all human, we all do this. In her essay, “A Prostitute, a Servant, and a Customer-service Representative: A Latina in Academia,” Associate Professor in the Department of Critical Culture, Gender, and Race Studies, Carmen Lugo-Lugo claims that what students assume about their professors advocates their attitude toward their education. Racial stereotypes challenge us to consider our own expectations of what we should get out of a college education, and who or what constitutes a college professor. She vigorously uses emotional appeals and establishes her tone of voice using style and word choice in a concerned, direct manner to argue that students make personal or racially-biased assumptions about their teachers/professors, resulting in a lousy attitude towards education.

In the story, Bilibo finds himself often afraid he doesn’t see himself doing what other dwarves can do. For example, in chapter 2 he almost returns home for he had forgot his handkerchiefs and his pipe. Bilibo is called upon to do more then he imagines himself capable of. In my life I had also been afraid of challenges. When I was starting eighth grade I never talked to anyone, I was always in the back of the classroom scared to talked to anyone. I tried out to be a eighth grade Van Junior High cheerleader, and I made it. That gave me more confidence than ever. Also it was my 5th year showing pig for Van FFA and my first time taking an ag class. I soon realized that it was going to be okay and had a blast. FFA as helping me become a better

In the book American Hookup: The New Culture of Sex on Campus, By Lisa Wade, she addresses the issues and concerns that she sees within the “hookup culture”. Lisa Wade’s book is a mixture of important statistics and personal accounts of what happens in the hookup culture on various college campuses. To define the hookup culture that Wade is addressing, we can look to the book as Lisa defines the hookup culture as essentially casual sex with no strings attached, another sociologist Kathleen Bogle described this as a “new norm” for campuses and that this an be very harmful for women especially (Wade, 2017, p.16). Michael Kimmel a well-known sociologist of masculinity was quoted saying that hooking up is “guys-sex” and that guys run the

For many years now, a mysterious and enigmatic student has roamed the education system wild. This student’s full name is Kevin Alex Tharp, but it is occasionally shortened to “A-Man” or “My Favorite Student” (although it has been contested that the second moniker does not actually shorten the student’s name.) Kevin Alex Tharp, who is heretofore to be referred to as Mr. Tharp, is well known for his startlingly acute observations that contain the perfect ratio of wit-to-intelligence. Teachers and students alike have admired and reviled this enigmatic young man, but all have wondered who exactly this hauntingly handsome fellow is. The goal of this essay is to take an unbiased look into the very

At Stevie Hunter dance school in Salem Center, Kitty Pryde gets into an altercation with one of her fellow classmates after he makes anti mutant remarks. The altercation takes them outside right into the streets and Piotr “Peter” Rasputin and his sister Illyana Rasputin try to stop the altercation between Kitty and the fellow classmate. Stevie goes outside to see what all the ruckus is about, Kitty’s fellow classmate Danny Tells them that Kitty attacked him when he was talking about how he and his parents were associated/members with Strykers Crusade and went on an anti-mutant rant, and called Kitty a “Mutie Lover”. With the situation being solved, Stevie sends Danny away and tells Kitty to settle down because they are only words. Kitty becomes

After prediction is identified, prevention can be set into place as well. Predicting is preventing. Once you can place a potential threat by identifying the relationship between teachers and students, it will be easy to prevent. Using the aspects of the labeling theory can assist in identifying that the public has labeled many female teachers in the role of inappropriate. Knowing this label beforehand assists in being able to prevent potential inappropriateness by being able to know possibilities. It is also important for other faculty of the school, as well as parents, to go in with an open mind knowing the increased rate of teacher student sex scandals. With this being said, they must familiarize themselves with key signs and possibilities clues as to whether their student may be victimized or acting inappropriately. The labeling theory