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American Focus > Blog > Education > Help! My Principal Told Me I Have to “Work On” My Stutter, But I Can’t
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Help! My Principal Told Me I Have to “Work On” My Stutter, But I Can’t

Last updated: November 15, 2024 6:17 am
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As a first-year teacher dealing with a stutter, it can be challenging to navigate feedback from your principal regarding parent complaints about your speech impediment. It’s important to remember that asking you to improve your stutter is a form of discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). You have the right to address this issue with your principal without feeling combative.

One approach could be to email your principal with information about the ADA and how it protects individuals with disabilities from being asked to change a protected characteristic like a speech impediment as a condition of employment. This can help educate your principal on the legal implications of their request without escalating the situation.

If you feel comfortable taking more assertive action, you may want to consider consulting with an employment discrimination lawyer to explore your options. It’s concerning that your principal is confident in asking you to change a characteristic that you cannot control, and seeking legal advice can help you understand your rights in this situation.

In another scenario, as a teacher struggling to find meaningful ways to contribute to a school-wide program called “The Collective Good,” it’s important to remember that not all contributions need to be grand projects. Reflect on what feels manageable for you and what aligns with your strengths and interests.

Consider smaller acts of kindness or support that can still have a meaningful impact on your school community. Whether it’s creating uplifting student art projects, organizing a faculty appreciation event, or simply offering support to a colleague in need, remember that every contribution, no matter how small, can make a difference.

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Finally, for a teacher dealing with students constantly seeking extra credit opportunities, it may be helpful to discuss with your department chair or administrator about setting limits on extra credit. Establishing clear guidelines and expectations for extra credit can help manage student expectations and reduce the burden on you as a teacher.

Consider implementing a structured extra credit system, such as offering one big project at the end of each semester to replace a low test score. This can help deter students from constantly seeking extra credit and ensure that the opportunities provided are meaningful and effective in improving student performance.

In conclusion, as educators, it’s important to advocate for ourselves, set boundaries, and find ways to contribute meaningfully to our school communities. By addressing concerns with professionalism and seeking support when needed, we can navigate challenging situations and create a positive and inclusive learning environment for all.

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