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ANN KENEVAN on May 5, 2025

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“You never put somebody’s conscience above the protection of a child,” Take Note, Students: Here Are 4 Signs That Your Teacher Might Be Grooming You The signs of grooming vary from case to case, but we’ve listed a few tell-tale signals to watch out for.... View More“You never put somebody’s conscience above the protection of a child,” Take Note, Students: Here Are 4 Signs That Your Teacher Might Be Grooming You The signs of grooming vary from case to case, but we’ve listed a few tell-tale signals to watch out for. The teacher wants to spend unauthorized time alone There’s nothing wrong with prioritization of students; for example, tutoring those who need it most. What is problematic is if your teacher invites you to spend time alone with them outside of school for no valid reason. The teacher keeps giving unnecessary special treatment Apart from time alone, it can also be dangerous if your teacher treats you too well. Note that this doesn’t mean kamustahans or greetings along the hallway; those are basic school interactions meant to ensure your well-being. On the contrary, it’s getting harmful when your teacher splurges on unnecessary gifts or offers to drop you off at home for no reason. The teacher is a little too nosy If your teacher keeps asking about your personal life, this may be another way of them trying to groom you. Extracting information on your family background, friendships, and other facets of your day-to-day routine is a predator’s way of attempting to gain leverage over you. They can use this information to their advantage by means of blackmail, which should never be tolerated. The teacher is oddly secretive about interactions Another red flag is your teacher wanting to keep conversations secretive.For example, if they start contacting you on Messenger, Discord, Telegram or other social media platforms, it is a bit concerning if these are not school-sanctioned or monitored spaces. If you believe that you or a classmate is being groomed, reach out to your school’s guidance counselor or safe spaces arm immediately. You may also call 163, the Bantay Bata helpline. Remember: As a student, it is always your right to feel safe. https://www.candymag.com/lifestyle/signs-of-teacher-grooming-student-a1809-20230807

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May 5, 2025