WTF is "Chunk Form"?

[mobobuff]

Never heard of chunk form.

"If you can't TELL me what chunk form is, you should go back to teaching Kindergarten, bitch."

Or was it a male teacher? I dunno, I automatically assumed it was a woman teacher.

If male, replace 'bitch' with 'dickface'.

 

[Tremulant]

Originally posted by: MichaelD
Google results for "Chunk Form"

The Hindu : They [b

From google.

 

[Tremulant]

Er. can't seem to edit that post.

ANyways.. The Hindu : They form a meaty chunk

Oh, and I've never heard of 'chunk form.' That teacher shouldn't act that way, she should inform, not ridicule. Doesn't matter how tough her job is.

 

[skace]

It is teachers like this that cause kids to stop asking valid questions in the classroom. Then these kids suffer because they never want to acknowledge that they do not know something and look stupid in front of all their peers. I'd say it is your duty as a parent to at least talk to the teacher and find out why she felt it was prudent to belittle your kid instead of simply giving her the answer or telling her where to find it.

 

[Phoenix86]

Originally posted by: Staley8
I'm not saying that what this teacher did was right but to get all upset and threaten to talk to the principal over this matter is a little extreme. If this is an isolated incident then don't worry so much, you can't protect your kids from everything.

Besides nobody here really knows how the whole conversation/scenario happened. But if you like to waste your time and the teacher's time then I guess you can go ahead and get uptight about every little thing.

I love people that do this. I'm sorry but... I agree with you but... I didn't mean to but...

Threaten to take to the principal? Pfft, that's where I would start. Just because teachers are: blah blah blah doesn't give them a pass when the fail at their job miserably. You can't protect your kid from everything, like the things you DON'T know about. This apparently, the parent does know about. Sure it may not seem like a big deal, but when this is the last question the kid ever asks who loses, the teacher, parent or child?

Yes, waste your time parenting, because your kid is a "...little thing" to get upset about. :roll:

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: jumpr
I've lived in the U.S. my entire life and I've never heard of chunk form, if that helps any.

neither have I, ive been here for 23 years and have a college degree no fusking idea what it is

 

[JDub02]

teacher is an idiot.

 

[alexeikgb]

Originally posted by: Ikonomi
I have never heard of "chunk form" in my life. If this teacher means that it should be written in paragraphs, he/she needs to be fired immediately and all those poor children should be re-educated.

What the hell.

Is that even a real term????

 

[torpid]

WTF. People who clean my garbage at work are underpaid too. Does that mean I won't complain if they dump a pile of garbage onto my head? No. Sorry, but bad teachers should not be cut any slack. In fact, I'd rather do the opposite. I think that teachers should be more accountable for stuff like this. Why should we pay teachers more if they behave like this?

 

[Chunkee]

okay okay

this form was designed by me.

CHunkee

 

[Hankerton]

Originally posted by: Chunkee
okay okay

this form was designed by me.

CHunkee

hahah, how appropriate. :thumbsup:

 

[Klixxer]

You can't tell someone to RTFM when you are paid to explain TFM to them.

I would talk to that teacher, it is bad enough to be new in a country and a new school without having a teacher that willingly belittles you.

A teachers job is to teach, this teacher failed at doing her job.

 

[GasX]

Jack Kerouac is one of the greatest writers in American history and that fvcker didn't know what a paragraph was for...

This teacher is confusing a lesson plan with an education or something....

 

[whoiswes]

Originally posted by: Orsorum

Originally posted by: Phoenix86

Originally posted by: jumpr
I've lived in the U.S. my entire life and I've never heard of chunk form, if that helps any.

Seconded, beat the teacher with a dictionary/encyclopedia and ask her to point out the definition of 'chunk form.'

Then explain to her and the school's principal that if she makes your kid look foolish in front of the class again you'll take it to the board.

I agree. To say that sort of thing is completely unprofessional, IMO.

(this is coming from a school administrator's son) - ditto

 

[Chaotic42]

Originally posted by: Ikonomi
I have never heard of "chunk form" in my life. If this teacher means that it should be written in paragraphs, he/she needs to be fired immediately and all those poor children should be re-educated.

What the hell.

Same here.

Where is she at in the US?

 

[PanzerIV]

US born and raised and never have I heard of Chunk Form either. Stressed out or not I think what the teacher said was very unprofessional and downright rude. I bet the poor girl felt ashamed and stupid for no fault of her own.

 

[Chaotic42]

Call in and report that teacher. It makes me mad just hearing that. :|

 

[oboeguy]

First, never heard of chunk form. The name makes sense, I suppose, given the definition somebody posted.

Now on to the hot part of this thread... None of us were there so we don't know exactly how the conversation went. Honestly, the teacher might have said it in jest, for all we know. One MINOR (and this is super-minor people) incident is not cause to bring the house down on the teacher. If something like this happens again then maybe it's time to talk to the teacher.

You know it's possible the kid is being otherwise obnoxious, disrupting the class (apologies to the OP). Try being a teacher free of sarcasm in such a situation, I dare you.

 

[sandorski]

Originally posted by: Chaotic42

Originally posted by: Ikonomi
I have never heard of "chunk form" in my life. If this teacher means that it should be written in paragraphs, he/she needs to be fired immediately and all those poor children should be re-educated.

What the hell.

Same here.

Where is she at in the US?

Washington State, at or near Marysville(south of Seattle IIRC).

 

[sandorski]

Originally posted by: oboeguy
First, never heard of chunk form. The name makes sense, I suppose, given the definition somebody posted.

Now on to the hot part of this thread... None of us were there so we don't know exactly how the conversation went. Honestly, the teacher might have said it in jest, for all we know. One MINOR (and this is super-minor people) incident is not cause to bring the house down on the teacher. If something like this happens again then maybe it's time to talk to the teacher.

You know it's possible the kid is being otherwise obnoxious, disrupting the class (apologies to the OP). Try being a teacher free of sarcasm in such a situation, I dare you.

Good point. I'm not exactly sure when/where it happened, whether it was in front of everyone or at the end of class privateishly.

 

[Cerb]

If it helps, I came into this thread expecting a rant about chicken nuggets.

You need to instill some stubbornness and smart-ass-ness in her, though. Eventually the teacher would have to give in, then. GL, however it goes. I would have managed to piss that teacher off in very short order .

 

[Hecubus2000]

Originally posted by: NFS4
Chunk Form

That was one of the funniest things i've seen all day. Thanks LOL.

 

[v3rrv3]

What a bitch. And for whoever said teachers are underpaid, none of my teachers that I have ever had were in it because they wanted to help kids, not get rich, she may have picked the wrong profession

 

[johnjbruin]

WTF - i never heard of Chunk Form either.
I think you need to go and bitch at the teacher and raise hell.

 

[CaptnKirk]

Never confuse 'Chunk Form' with 'Smooth Form' as the consistancy is completely different.
You can, however, do the entire report in Peanut Butter, but it CANNOT be with the 'smooth' kind.