

Ep 108: The Most TOXIC School Stories Ever: Hidden Cameras, Grading Displays & Public Shaming
Apr 14, 2025
Dive into a whirlwind of shocking and humorous school stories as the hosts share the most outrageous toxic experiences from listeners. From absurd grading displays to public shaming by school leaders, these tales reflect the chaos in educational settings. They also explore the generational differences in communication, highlighting the bluntness of older folks versus younger sensitivities. With a touch of culinary adventure and candid discussions about the educational landscape, this podcast serves up a hearty dose of laughter and reflection.
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Unpaid Lunch Duty Manipulation
- A teacher was asked to do lunch duty every week without pay and was told "Jesus we all have to make sacrifices."
- This manipulative use of faith to enforce free labor is toxic in a workplace.
Toxic Grading of Displays
- Grading classroom wall displays is inappropriate and symbolizes toxic micromanagement.
- Such practices reveal a school's unhealthy obsession with appearances over teaching quality.
Head Teacher Dismisses Anonymous Survey
- A wellbeing survey was dismissed by a head who publicly argued individual negative feedback points with staff.
- This shows immaturity and an inability to handle constructive criticism.