A FURIOUS teacher has slammed the “entitled” parents that make her life hell.
After being given a new primary school class, the tutor found that the new generation of parents are mostly “whiners” with “precious snowflake” children.
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She has since slammed the “entitled attitude” of the new wave of mums and dads.
The young professional urged parents to stop thinking that “every problem is the teacher’s problem”.
It comes as millions of British children are descending back on school grounds this week following the six week summer holidays.
The disgruntled teacher, who chose to remain anonymous, took to Reddit to rant about the most recent parents she encountered at work.
“Complain to the administration when I ask you to buy a 50p poster for your kid’s class project? F**k off,” she slammed.
“Your kid talks about nothing but playing the latest expensive video game.
“Way to teach him priorities.
“Call me about teaching an inappropriate book? We’re reading The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank.
“Yeah, super risque.
“These are the same students who talk about playing M rated games and watching R rated movies.
“You obviously don’t give a s**t what they play or watch, but you get your panties in a twist over the very few books they actually read.”
She also bashed parents who chalk their children failing class down to the teacher “giving too much work”.
“Acting out in class? I’m picking on Precious Snowflake,” she sarcastically penned.
“Don’t come crying to me when your kid finishes their education without being able to read at an appropriate level or write a basic sentence.
“Although, I’m guessing that their language skills aren’t very high on your list of priorities.
“I hope you enjoy the s****y and entitled attitude you are passing on to the next generation.
“It will bite you in the a**e someday.”
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