Is my teacher a Pervert?

Question

My I.T teacher recently asked one of my girl classmates to take her non-uniform black zipper off, but her white shirt was quite see-through, she asked the teacher if she could keep it on, he said yes, followed by; "you don't want to get me and the boys excited". Was that sentence perverty?

Answer 1

yes sounds a bit perverty to mee

Answer 2

yeah, call the cops and ruin the guy's career.  get the guy fired and ruin his life.  make him unemployable.

Also, that is a weird thing to say in front of the class.  I'd at least report it.

Answer 3

That was a total inapropriate response. I would be very careful of this teacher, and would offer you advise to speak to a parent about it.

Answer 4

WTF, ya, pereverted

Answer 5

I don't think it was the most professional thing to say.  He should have sent her to the office - with the jacket on - and let a female staff member deal with her being out of uniform.  He wouldn't be fired for it, like some suggest, but a talk behind closed doors would be called for in this situation.  If you have the opportunity and are willing to do so, visit the principal privately and tell him or her what you just told us.

Answer 6

Hardly. If you want perverty I can give you perverty. Where is that little ho-bag. Wearing a see thru shirt. Who the h**l are her parents. If you don't want to be treated like a s**t, don't dress like one. Now, where is that ho..

Answer 7

Sounds to me like he is trying to make a joke of it to make her feel less embarrassed about the fact she is wearing a see through top to school. Surely if he was a pervert he would make her take it off.

Answer 8

That sounds like sexual harassment. You should seriously consider reporting to the principal or another school administrator.

Answer 9

I believe that his initial request was valid simply because she was wearing a non-uniform sweater. I do not believe that he knew that below her non-uniform sweater, the female student would be wearing a see through shirt.

Although his comment was inapproriate for the classroom, he may have only said it because he himself felt awkward and was not sure how to handle the situation.

Before passing judgement on him, consider the following questions:

1. Has the teacher ever displayed this kind of behavior in the class prior to this incident?

2. Were the male students in the classroom already aware and making comments that this shirt was see through so the teacher may have just been making light of the situation?

3. What were his facial expressions and body language as he said the words "you don't want to...the boys excited"? Did he seem annoyed that this had become a classroom interruption?

Although I do agree that his remark was not appropriate, I also want to remind you that teachers can make mistakes too. He probably regretted his comment as soon as he said it.

Answer 10

Perverty? I think you just invented a new word. Yeah, coming from a teacher, that's a bit perverty.

Answer 11

Maybe her parents are perverts to let her leave the house in that shirt.  Come on people...I'm so tired of hearing this same question.  What he said was true, granted a bit uncouth, and could have been handled in a much more respectable manner.  But the bottom line is that that girl shouldn't have come to school in a shirt that you could see through.  It's her own fault.

Answer 12

Yes you teacher is a pervert.

Your teacher has no business in saying such a thing. Your friend should tell her mom about that and see what she can do. Or,  just take it strait to the principal. A teacher like that has no authority to teach.

Answer 13

Nothing wrong with that. he just wants to make sure that he or none of the boys gets excited. no, it's fine. at least he's honest.

Answer 14

I've seen it so many time where a teacher or an older person craves attention and loves being the center of the world so they say things they really shouldn't. I don't think that makes them a pervert or a sicko but it does mean they should slow down their mouth a little.

                   SW

Answer 15

yes, they should sue.