When a teacher says my kids, they need to be fired?

My cousin has taught 1st grade for over 20 years. For some of “her kids”, she is the only person who has ever shown them any love, kindness, or care. She has spent countless nights crying for their home life or situations and many days celebrating their successes and milestones. Saying these words doesn’t come lightly for most teachers.

And it’s important to know their hands are tied regarding when it comes to curriculum and state/federal mandated requirements.

No. To me it's actually nice to hear that. Teachers act as our children's second parents when they're away from home. They are protectors. They are the ones responsible for the children when they're not in the hands of their parents during the day.

There’s nothing wrong with the statement.

Can we please stop canceling people over the most littlest things? I’m tired of you liberals.

schools in the 21st century

liberal brainwashing sheds.

No.
When a teacher says "my kids" they mean "the kids i teach"/" the kids in my class".

Its the same as "my desk at work", "my class", "my office", "my boss"...etc.

Its totally normal, has been for decades .

Id be more concerned if they said "those kids" or "the kids"...itd reflect a sense of detachment and lack of any sense of personal care towards their students .

In the UK teachers are [i]in loco parentis[/i] so [i]my children[/i] is perfectly reasonable. Anyway, would anyone object to a manager saying [i]my workers, my staff[/i], etc.?

Nah .. but the ones abusing kids should be in jail.. its bs

Or feed them