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Posted by MSD on August 12, 2005 at 21:33:24 from (67.1.190.88):
In Reply to: OT - new school bus driver posted by Revredneck on August 12, 2005 at 06:45:20:
Did it for 6years. Learned in a hurry that it is easier to put a stop to the loud noise and any other misbehaving right from the beginning than let it go on. They learn in a hurry what your limit of tolerance will be and they will push you to it. The front seat was always reserved for the trouble makers. I used to every once in a while put a brother and sister in the same seat if one gave me to much trouble. They had to put up with each other and didn't have time to bother any one else. Also, you never know what the situation is in the home. I had one boy who tested me every day. I tried every trick in the book and nothing worked. I sent notes home that he was causing trouble and it would be worse the next day. One time the mother sent a long note back to me explaining that his father would beat on him when he got in trouble. He had the same name as his dad but he hated it and all the kids and teachers used it and would tease him somewhat about it. She said he wished people would use his middle name which she gave me. I took him aside one day and said I wasn't going to send notes home anymore, that If he wanted me to use his other name I would. It was like he put his anger aside when he got on the bus after that and he would come up to me and talk about things. You have to get into their heads sometimes if thats possible. I enjoyed it for the most part. Don't forget to ask for the free bus driver meals at the fast food stops if you take them on field trips.
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