Abuse at school

What kind of abuse are you talking about here?

Public humiliation, racism, intense pressure to fail skills for specific students, teachers lying to students about class information...I could write all day long about it, it is a scandal

I have never dealt with such deep malice before

Please, please change your posting name before your faculty sees it. If they haven't already.

And recognize that many things that look mean to failing students, such as failing perfomers being put on improvement plans, required adherence to standards, making students responsible for getting information without being spoonfed, and discipline entirely unrelated to ethnicity but wrongly thus attributed, may not, in fact, be inappropriate to the practice of teaching nursing. Your list is quite general and as given could include significant or appropriate actions depending on perspective. Clarify with details, if you think you can. But regardless, do change your name and the name of the school in your post. Word to the wise.

Don't worry Grn Tea, I am a coward too. That is why I post on the internet.

But I don't deny the truth for something like that.

Grn Tea...personality type.....INFP maybe?

"How do you deal with student abuse from teachers in nursing school? Nurses are terrified to address this topic, some even to the point of absolute denial.

What do you suggest to do?

For the nurses who promote it, how do you justify it? I just want to know the truth is all, and to go from there."

Just guessing that this is either homework or someone taking one experience at one school of nursing and globalizing issues that may or may not objectively be problems.

What nurses are terrified to address this topic??

What nurses promote racism & student abuse?? And what makes you think that they are?

Very strange post.

Do you think abuse doesn't exist then Roser? It must have been nice not having abusive teachers.

Lots and lots of denial....but no solutions.

Lots of hot air and provocation ... but no details. :vlin:

(and not even close on the INFP :) )

Off to the "ignore" list ...

I think there's healthy skepticism that what you see as abuse might just be how you interpret the challenges of nursing school, without specific examples it's hard to tell the difference. Although if that's your real name, I would probably avoid giving specific examples.

I'm a little confused by your post, but I believe if any abuse is truly going on then it needs to be reported to the Dean. Is this kind of answer you were wanting?