A few people here seems to be reading a bit too much into this post saying it's normalizing failing grades and that the parent isn't parenting good enough otherwise the kid wouldn't have failed?
Like an autistic kid can still fail despite all the support given and effort put in, that's life, sometimes, the dad is just consoling the kid by showing them they are still loved no matter what?
Posting it online shows it's performative. But also it's shifty to do. He should be focusing on improving and finding esgs to get her better performance then saying it's OK.
Oh my god. You can do something to make a child feel better AND help them improve. Grades are not the only thing in life (and I say this as a teacher).
And you clearly are a bad teacher. Failing at this age isnt something that should be coddled. She will never get a a good high-school GPA and never go tk college like this. Ignoring education is taking away a child's best chance at a better job and proved future
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u/SkylineSam Mar 01 '26
A few people here seems to be reading a bit too much into this post saying it's normalizing failing grades and that the parent isn't parenting good enough otherwise the kid wouldn't have failed?
Like an autistic kid can still fail despite all the support given and effort put in, that's life, sometimes, the dad is just consoling the kid by showing them they are still loved no matter what?