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01-29-2009, 01:56 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Re: Need Advice - Disruptive Student
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Anonymous User wrote:
...Lately, he bring in weapons not part of Aikido and dangerously (mocking) threatening postures toward me as part of him trying to be dominate.
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You know that's ... illegal right?
You could shoot him.
What would Ueshiba have done?
Do that.
Don't forget to bury the body.
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01-30-2009, 06:53 AM
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Dojo: Sukagawa Aikido Club of Montreal
Location: Montreal
Join Date: Aug 2000
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Re: Need Advice - Disruptive Student
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Michael Douglas wrote:
Don't forget to bury the body after chopping it into tiny bits.
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There, fixed it for you.
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01-30-2009, 08:21 AM
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Dojo: Confluence Aiki-Dojo / Santa Cruz Sword Club
Location: Santa Cruz
Join Date: Feb 2007
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Re: Need Advice - Disruptive Student
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Marc Abrams wrote:
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YOU ARE THE SENSEI! This is a leadership role and you need to act in that capacity. I would frankly speak to this person privately and inform him that his actions will no longer be tolerated. If it does not stop immediately, dismiss him from the class. The students will/should rally behind you. PUSH THE ISSUE, DUE NOT LET IT FESTER!
Marc Abrams
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I completely agree with Marc.
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Jennifer Paige Smith
Confluence Aikido Systems
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01-30-2009, 08:28 AM
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Dojo: Berkshire Hills Aikido
Join Date: Aug 2002
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Re: Need Advice - Disruptive Student
We had a similar situation. Two students didn't like the direction I was heading...Ron and I co-teach every class and seminar. Ron is fairly traditional. I am less so.
These two students had a problem with the direction I was heading...so they decided to leave our orginization, after a couple of interesting e-mails and some posturing.
This conflict brought up some feelings for me about what I was teaching. I got a chance to reflect becuase of their resistance. This was really good for me even though I felt like maybe I was doing something wrong. Sometimes I wanted to blame them because they didn't get me.
The whole experience helped me alot. I am still teaching...I think they have stopped training. Every experience offers me a chance to become a better instuctor and student. The only thing that really matters to me is that I put on my gi and train.
Mary
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01-30-2009, 09:49 AM
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Dojo: Aikido of Panama City
Location: Panama City, Fl
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Need Advice - Disruptive Student
I was just wondering, what are his credentials compared to yours? It is difficult to give advice without this info. If he is a 6th dan and you are a 3rd kyu, you will get different advice than if you are a 6th dan and he is a 3rd kyu.
Either way, he should respect you and your position.
Mitch
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01-30-2009, 10:34 AM
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Dojo: Atibon Aikido, Port Au Prince, Haiti
Location: Port au Prince
Join Date: Feb 2007
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Re: Need Advice - Disruptive Student
To elaborate on my previous post, I remember a day when Sensei tried to correct a student, and he kept insisting that what he had done was right. When Sensei tried patiently to explain, he just cut him off and kept pleading that his technique was right, while a child could tell that it was not. So Sensei was forced to ask him to leave the mat.
He was back the next day. I was late that day, and I found him sitting alone next to the mat, looking like a lost puppy, while everybody walked past him like he did not exist. The only people willing to talk to him were the children who had been training in the far end of the room during the incident and a teenage boy who was absent that day, and had not yet learned about it. I decided to imitate the other adults, and, after the class, I learned that the guy had come to Sensei saying that he'd done nothing wrong and that he just wanted to go back to class. So he was just left sitting by himself. The next class, he did the same, and after that, we never saw him again.
What simply happened was that everybody sided with Sensei, without us needing to get together and decide to do so. This is why I do not understand that your "students" can tolerate such a behavior in their school. Did they or not ask you to teach?
Anyway, there is no way this can go on like that. Quietly tell the disruptive student to leave the class. And if the others cannot side with you, then you have no business teaching in such a place.
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01-31-2009, 07:31 AM
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Location: Flordia
Join Date: May 2006
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Re: Need Advice - Disruptive Student
Quote:
Michael Douglas wrote:
You know that's ... illegal right?
You could shoot him.
What would Ueshiba have done?
Do that.
Don't forget to bury the body.
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Wow I missed that.
Ya this is beyond a disruptive student. It sounds like you're trying to use a bandaid on someone who had an arm cut off.
You need to stop goofing around, get serious, get this ass banned from where you teach (read involve the police)
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If you're tired, keep moving.
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04-16-2009, 01:09 PM
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Dojo: Tampa Judo and Aikido Dojo, Tampa, Fl
Location: Tampa, Florida
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Need Advice - Disruptive Student
I assume by now the problem has been solved. However, if I had a nut case like that in my class, he'd be bouncing down the stairs. In a situation like that, I don't care what transpires as long as that idiot was leaving, one way or another!!!! You, as a sensei (?) need to show who's who in that dojo. That twerp needs a good lesson about getting bounced out of there!!!!!
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