”You can’t touch me”

1. ”You can’t touch me” is about a teacher called Mr. Goade. Mr. Goade is grapping a boy (Campbell) in his ear, because of the boy’s behavior. The boy takes another boys coat in the schoolyard and would not give it back, then Mr. Goade says to him that he have to deliver the jacket to the boy, but he will not hear what Mr. Goade says. Then Mr. Goade grabs the boy’s ear, and takes him to the headmistress office (Mrs. Baynes). Mrs Baynes takes a quick talk with Campell and short after Mr. Goade gets called into Mrs. Baynes office, she is not happy about that he has taking hold in the boy’s ear. The following day, is Mr. Baynes called to the office again, and the boy’s parents had said that the boy’s ear is in inflammation and that he cannot hear optimally. Mr. Goade ends up in trouble, which talk about suspension.

2. Ian Goade is a primary school teacher, he is intelligent, and people do not understand why a person so intelligent like him, ends up like a teacher. However, Ian likes his job and believes herself like the man he is. He thinks that the children/students looks forward to him, because he is a man. Ian is a determined man. He wants that all children have it good in school. When he grap’s Campell in his ear, I don’t think it’s because he want Campell something bad, he just want him to behave properly, but today teachers can’t touch the children without getting in trouble, so it was a bad decision.

3. The headmistress way of handling the conflict is a bit weird I think. I do not understand why she is Judge Ian as she does. She said that it is only in extreme situations that you have to handle like that, she didn’t had been in the situation, so she can’t evaluate about if Ian have handled right, I mean they are collegians so they have to trust each other. On the other way, as I said before, she did not have been in the