The speech of the master judge diminished equity as what she did was not called for, neither was it the time and place to deal with her personal issues. Secondly, no one was aware of the personal matter that existed among them. Therefore, she should not have used that and be biased in judging the display.
With this feeling I felt very disturbed, annoyed and disappointed because professionalism teaches that one should know how to act, conduct themselves as a professional and right there this judge did the opposite.Therefore, in order to turn this incident into an opportunity for greater equity I strongly believe that both the master judge and my colleague needs to sit and talk about their issues because in life two wrong do not make a right and sometimes what we think does not always turn out to be true. Therefore, stooping to think and talk about things make a complete difference.
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conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize or mark a profession or a
professional person"; and it defines a profession as "a calling
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conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize or mark a profession or a
professional person"; and it defines a profession as "a calling
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conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize or mark a profession or a
professional person"; and it defines a profession as "a calling
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Latoya,
ReplyDeleteIt is so unfortunate that a day of celebration and fun for the children could be effected by personal biases and issues that are not even related to what was presented. Shame on this judge for letting her personal issues influence her authority to appropriately provide fair and equal treatment of all participants. Thank you for sharing.
Latoya,
ReplyDeleteI agree with Collett that personal bias should not have gotten in the way in this situation which ultimately affected the children involved. It truly was unfair not only to the teacher but the participating children as well. However, I am glad that you had the courage to speak up against what you knew to be an injustice. I agree thinking your feelings through and taking the time to talk about it would certainly be a much better solution to addressing personal bias rather than acting on it inappropriately.
This is a shame. A day that should have been celebrated was ruined by someone's personal feelings. What ever happened to leaving your personal life at the door when you get to work? I commend you for standing up for what you believed to be right and keeping your head up also!
ReplyDeleteLatoya,
ReplyDeleteIt is bad when people use their authority and hurt others. Hopefully she answered to someone above her and learned a lesson behind bring her personal issue into play at a fun event.
Pam