Posted by alexandra_k on February 8, 2014, at 16:43:41
In reply to Re: oops, i did it again, posted by alexandra_k on February 8, 2014, at 16:22:34
sigh.
though i suspect it isn't so much a case of that so much as it is a case of nobody else wanting the job. she gets off on having the students milling about and sucking up to her. she loves the attention... them emailing her all the time... them asking her advice... their... sucking up to her.
i don't suspect she sees it that way, of course.
and i think the other tutors do cringe a bit. they don't particularly want to be as bothered by these students. so if she is prepared to field things... good riddance. fairly sure that that is how they will see that. if she wants to get all over-involved in the selection process then let her.
it is more a case of their being... apathetic about the whole thing. nobody having the energy to prevent her harms... nobody wanting to wrest the power from her... nobody wanting the job...
but the students need to be protected from her harms.
she basically needs a slap on the wrist for disclosing disability status and to be sent on a course or something where she is taught what is and isn't appropriate to ask in interviews etc. taught about privacy / confidentiality. made to do a few boring reports on how she has altered her conduct. basically... enough of a deterrent for her to not do it again. for the gossipy fun to seem less... fun. and an example needs to be set. for the other tutors. so they don't do the whole talking about a student (not many answering to that description) with the door open deal, too...
HOW F*CK*NG DARE THEY
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