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Examples outside martial arts?We are a model based culture, Models should be a bit more than just charismatic; so, that leaves messianic, but in a good way.
Teachers, used to be unmarried good Christian women of virtue. Now, not so much...
Anyways, that was a model for the other little girls to follow, before marriage.
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Pat M
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Yeah signing that form for the first time I thought it was an realistic request. Then I noted that there were students in breach of this requirement? I then realized that it was something to be used when and if required to exclude a student.
I have no issue with rules, just make them equitable with all including the Sifu being answerable to then.
True integrity.
Rule number one "respect the art"
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That is perfectly normal. If you leave any job, on bad terms, it is a bad reference.
That is ridiculous.
That's backwards. I am paying him, so if I think he sucks as an instructor, he's the one who gets the bad reference.
If The original instructor has an affiliation with other schools, well, guess what happens.
You can plead your case, but if they are close affiliates, business is business.
I disagree. This presupposes that the instructor is always in the right. Just because I disagree with someone who has high rank, that doesn't automatically make me wrong, nor unfit for other instructors. Now, if I've been a problem - poor attitude or behavior - that's a different matter.
Attitude is always first, but if you have a problem with the instruction, I doubt the affiliated school is much better.
I'd prefer a rule that simply says the student attends at the pleasure of the instructor, who can terminate the agreement at any time. That particular rule you mentioned is a warning to me, since it implies they considered that (when writing up the agreement) a problem.
Attitude is always first, but if you have a problem with the instruction, I doubt the affiliated school is much better.
Not necessarily. There can be very different personalities (and instructor attitudes/approaches) running the different schools in a branch of any association.
If you are a complete psycho, my teacher would also consider warning the TKD, Tang su do, guys, or anyone else who would listen; because you are a psycho. LOL
On a related note, I know a guy that left on bad terms, because he felt he deserved a Black Belt. He goes from school to school, with that one little request; because, as far as he is concerned, he has been ready to test since high school, and for some reason, nobody wants to hang a black belt on this guy. No phone calls needed.
Eric_H
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On a related note, I know a guy that left on bad terms, because he felt he deserved a Black Belt. He goes from school to school, with that one little request; because, as far as he is concerned, he has been ready to test since high school, and for some reason, nobody wants to hang a black belt on this guy. No phone calls needed.
I know "that guy" too. I think most of us know him.
His cousin "guy who can't let his last art go and always tries to take your head off with it" is a popular one too.
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On a related note, I know a guy that left on bad terms, because he felt he deserved a Black Belt. He goes from school to school, with that one little request; because, as far as he is concerned, he has been ready to test since high school, and for some reason, nobody wants to hang a black belt on this guy. No phone calls needed.
Kudo. He gan get one provided he can clean house.
Without the credentials, he can't promote others. He is done.
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