Originally posted by Axex@Apr 20 2005, 04:45 AM
I really think it depends on what stage of school one is in. I'm still fighting my way through highschool and I think it's sick for teachers and students to act on certain feelings.
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On a college level it is true that they are both adults. But, the "come on" must not happen by either party during class. Now if a professor and a college student meet out side the classroom and the student is NOT taking a course right then under that teacher then fine. If a college student and professor are already dating and the student signs up fo the class that is OK, but still during class no romantic gestures.Originally posted by Axex@Apr 19 2005, 11:45 PM
I really think it depends on what stage of school one is in. I'm still fighting my way through highschool and I think it's sick for teachers and students to act on certain feelings. At the same time I understand humans are sexual beings and sexual attraction regaurdless of age is normal (in most cases). On a college level I think it's a different story. To me at that time both parties are considered adults and the student/teacher relationship can be a way from people to get to know one another. If both people are able to handle the situation in a mature enough manner I don't see any problem in it later on in life.
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